Free Haiti Movement post: Bwa Kayiman, 2013 – the 222nd anniversary of the beginning of the Haiti Revolution Interviews featuring Ougan Zaza, the Vodun priest at Lakou Bwa Kayiman, Granbwa in NY, Haiti top scholar Bayyinah Bello Bwa Kayiman 2013! The day of liberty for all of humanity. The historical figure for the woman who […]
by Jean Yves Point-du-Jour * Haiti and the Clintons, Can Obama afford not to act? By Jean Yves Point-du-Jour, Haiti Perspectives, Special Op-Ed, September 12, 2012 Watching the Democratic National Convention (DNC) held last week in Charlotte, North Carolina was an eye opener. On Wednesday night, former US President Bill Clinton said during his well […]
by Ezili Dantò The forgotten and abandoned The MAAFA – Haiti holocaust continues, 2012 Basic Haiti rights repealed under newly amended Haiti Constitution, part 1 Article 297 of the 1987 Constitution that reinstated the basic human rights of Haiti masses is REPEALED by the combined efforts of the two Haiti governments (Preval and Martelly) under […]
July 25, 2012 interview Jeff Blankfort host of Takes on the World interviews Ezili Dantò on Haiti’s Exploitation / Radio Project MP3 KZYX Public Radio Interview Summary: Ezili Dantò talks about her review, titled “Foreign investment means death & repression“(Part 1 and Part 2) of New York Times July 6, 2012 article detailing how foreign […]
by Ezili Dantò This writing reviews, in two parts, the consequences of US investment in Haiti. It looks at the New York Times investigation into the Caracol industrial park, its anchor tenant, the South Korea’s Sae-A Trading, giving Haiti context with the August 17, 2012 Lakou New York (Kreyòl) interview Dahoud Andre and Manno, the […]
By Ezili Dantò * (Editor’s Note: If BlogTalk Radio Ezili interview comes on immediately upon clicking this essay, just scroll down to very end and turn off it if you wish. Interview begins 15minutes into music.) May 18 Flag day essay: Haiti: The soul of Africa, not for sale By Ezili Dantò, May 18, 2012, […]
1.Fulfilling Leclerc’s imperative through debt, privatization, free trade, UN occupation and wage slavery. 2.Until She Spoke by Frederick Douglass- and Until Desalin Spokeby Ézili Dantò, a Free Haiti Sept 20-Oct 17 posting. 3.Dr.Edward Scobie on the Haitian RevolutionandDr. Scobie onThe Haitian Revolution Revisited 4. Prof. Bayyinah Bello: Jean Jacques Dessalines ; on Decoding Haiti Revolution; […]
By Ezili Dantò Not voting for Obama: We’re not even buying a voting ticket to the show In 2008, Ezili’s HLLN supported a vote for Obama, not because we entirely believed the Obama fairytale (See, The America I Know, 2008.) We supported a vote for Obama in 2008 for both pragmatic and idealistic reasons. But […]
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