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 […]
Haiti: The David and Goliath StoryAmericans Caught In Haiti During Violent Protest Suppression Behind the often repeated great Haiti disaster story, there’s a whole lot going on we don’t hear about. The Core Group of Haiti friends are the ambassadors from U.S., France, Canada, Brazil, Spain, OAS, UN, European Union and Germany. They prop up the […]
Celebrating Bwa Kayiman 2017 August 14, 2017 marks the 226-year anniversary of Bwa Kayiman. The Afrikan warriors at Bwa Kayiman did what Spartacus could not do. What the Biblical Jesus Christ never even tried to do. The Haitian warriors at Bwa Kayiman led a revolution that abolished slavery after 1200 years of Arab enslavement on […]
Èzili Dantò on U.N. aid workers’ pedophilia, rape, child pornography, forced prostitution, forced pregnancy, ethnic cleansing, cultural interruptions and destruction of national groups
Èzili Dantò’s Note In 2004, with only one and a half years left in his term, the repugnant Haiti oligarchs in collaboration with foreign powers took down Haiti’s democratically elected president. The intellectuals in Haiti mostly said nothing. Now they’re speaking out. These collaborators with empire were silent or complicit as empire used warlord Guy […]
“Bondye pam se mwenmenm menm“– Moriso Lewa, Bondye Bon Bondye bon – travay Moriso Lewa Bondye bon “…Bondye pam se mwenmenm menm…Lè w ta konprann kannòt la fin chavire nèt, ou wèl drese kò l ankò. Se li. Ou ta gade tout gwo moun la yo, plim yo nan men yo, pare pou vann achte […]
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