Day: April 13, 2024

Did you know that the only black person on the Titanic was of Haitian descent? In an era marked by the glitz of the Gilded Age and the promise of new beginnings across the Atlantic, the RMS Titanic embarked on its maiden voyage, a tragic journey that would become etched into the fabric of history. […]

What happens when a historical powerhouse meets a nation with a rich history and a volatile present? Haiti’s foreign relations with the United States are a tapestry of aid, politics, and cultural interchange, rich in history and complexity. In this insightful investigation, we will uncover the intricate processes that determine the interaction between these two […]

Is it possible for the pearl of the Antilles to once again shine amidst the turbulences of encroaching insecurity and unrest? This question, which resonates deeply with both the people of Haiti and those watching from abroad, lays the groundwork for an exploration into the intricate mosaic that makes up the island’s current safety and […]

In January 2010, Haiti was devastated by a catastrophic earthquake that claimed the lives of over 200,000 individuals, including hundreds of Americans and other foreign nationals. This tragic event left 1.5 million people homeless, causing profound damage to the nation’s infrastructure and economy. More than a decade later, the critical question arises: Is Haiti prepared […]

The tale of Prince Jacques-Victor Henry, son of King Henri Christophe and Queen Marie-Louise Coidavid, is a poignant chapter in the saga of Haiti’s early years as a nation. Born into the first Black republic’s nascent aristocracy, his life was a symbol of Haiti’s struggle for dignity, sovereignty, and identity amidst the challenges of post-revolutionary […]