Ascending Mothers by Èzili Dantò of FreeHaiti/HLLN I heard George Floyd call out to his momma as he begged four Minnesota cops for his life. I saw Derek Chauvin and three other U.S. cops publicly murder George Floyd. I saw torture and evil incarnate, not 3rd-degree murder or manslaughter. If Derek Chauvin, the normalized evil brute of […]
Ayiti Bòn nouvèl 150 doktè ak medsen fèy Ayisyen met ansanm dekouvri remèd pou trete kowona This video is in Haitian. Here’s a brief English summary: “We don’t need to wait for some white to come give us synthetic medicine, we’ve got local medicinal plants to cure our people in Ayiti, just like Madagascar… There’s […]
“First, Fauci & Co. came for the Haitians and you did not speak out. 30-years later, drunk on their uncontested world rampages, where perpetual sickness means humongous profits, they’ve come for you! #Covid19 #Coronavirus #Faucifraud“ —–Èzili Dantò of HLLN, FreeHaiti, April 20, 2020 Fauci, First Came For the Haitians I was there. April 20, 1990 […]
Konbit Lakay: Eugenia Charles with Èzili Dantò on Jan 18, 2020 regarding the tenth anniversary of the Haiti earthquake Haiti earthquake: 10 years later, 528 years later – we’ve survived: Èzili Network essay, here and here. “Haiti has been a reflection of Euro/US inhumanity towards the poor and African since their “New World” and updated […]
The popular uprising demands big business and their local oligarchs stop exploiting the impoverished in Haiti. Haitians want a new beginning. A Tabula Rasa – Clean Slate The Popular Uprising Against the Neocolonial System in Haiti, Oct 13, 2019 October Haitian uprising: Use What’s in Your Hands Ayisyen! “Kouman nou fè panse se pitit gason […]
“If you love wealth greater than liberty, the tranquility of servitude greater than the animating contest for freedom, go home from us in peace. We seek not your counsel, nor your arms. Crouch down and lick the hand that feeds you; May your chains set lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that you were […]
Haitian Revolution Legacy & Lessons with Prof. James Small and Èzili Dantò at The Charles H. Wright African American Museum of History, Detroit, August 25, 2018 I am super honored to be on this panel with the brilliant Professor James Small, our living library of the struggle. Before the discussion, the audience watched the Tariq […]
A Very Historic Moment in Caribbean Studies: Boisrond-Tonnerre’s Mémoires Pour Servir A L’Histoire D’Hayti, 1804. Thanks to Jean Jonassaint, Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studies at Syracuse University for making the 1804 memoir of Louis-Félix Boisrond Tonnerres, the first Haiti historian available online. “All the facts contained in these memoirs are part of the […]
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