The word “cannibalism” stirs up strong reactions. When it comes to Haiti, this term brings up deep-rooted myths tied to colonial racism. These false ideas have lingered for centuries, shaping how many people see Haitian culture and history. It’s time to address these misconceptions. Not only do they distort reality, but they also fuel harmful […]
The Citadelle Laferrière stands tall in Haiti, a true symbol of strength and independence. This fortress is not just a historical site; it represents the resilience and spirit of the Haitian people. Let’s explore some common questions about this remarkable structure and its significance. What is the Citadelle Laferrière? The Citadelle Laferrière is a massive […]
Haiti may not always be in the spotlight for its influence on the United States, but its contributions run deeper than most realize. From history to culture, the Caribbean nation has played a vital role in shaping America. Here are six significant ways Haiti has helped the United States: The Haitian Revolution and the […]
Rara is a vibrant festival in Haiti that fills the streets with color, sound, and energy. It’s more than just a celebration—it’s a cultural expression, a way for people to come together, and a tool for resistance. Every year during Easter season, communities gather to celebrate with Haitian music, dance, and art. Rara is a […]
Haiti is facing a big crisis in education that needs immediate attention. Haiti’s education system is struggling with low enrollment, poor teaching quality, and many barriers that stop children from going to school. To understand the issue better, we need to look at the state of education in Haiti, how it ranks globally, why many […]
Haiti has long been plagued by violence, political instability, and economic hardship. The rise in gang-related violence, however, has reached unprecedented levels in recent years, with devastating impacts on communities across the country. While international aid and government interventions have often fallen short, there is a growing recognition that sustainable solutions must come from within. […]