WAITING FOR THE MANGOES TO RIPEN

Access to credit frees Haitian farmers to sell and invest on their own terms Haitian [...]

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HAITIAN BLACK HISTORY: JOURNALIST JEAN LÉOPOLD DOMINIQUE

Jean Léopold Dominique was born to an affluent family in Haiti. Dominique was educated in [...]

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Haitian Black History: Ertha Pascal-Trouillot

Ertha Pascal-Trouillot (born August 13, 1943) was the provisional President of Haiti from 1990 through 1991. She was [...]

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HAITIAN BLACK HISTORY: AUTHOR & DIPLOMAT JEAN PRICE-MARS

Jean Price-Mars (b. 15 October 1876; d. 1 March 1969), born in Grande Rivière du Nord, was [...]

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MUTED HOPE IN NYC AFTER OBAMA’S IMMIGRATION SPEECH

NEW YORK, NY — Given that immigration reform is a high priority issue for many [...]

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BLACK HISTORY PROFILES: THURGOOD MARSHALL — ERTHA PASCAL-TROUILLOT

Thurgood Marshall As a leader for civil rights and the nation’s first black Supreme Court [...]

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By: Margaret Armoo-Daniels Alternative Springbreak Volunteer, March 2010 Sociology Major, Writing Minor Spelman College Yesterday, [...]

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Martelly: Still no meeting with Obama

The number of steps taken by Michel Martelly to secure an invitation for a visit [...]

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Surprised by Haiti

By: Joanne Antoine Monmouth University Graduate School, Public Policy, Class of 2011 Some may disagree, but I find [...]

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