The History That Makes Black and Haitian New Year’s Traditions So Meaningful
Haitians and Black Americans engage in historically-rooted New Year's traditions that honor past struggles and manifest hope ...
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Artist Arthur Francietta looks to redefine Caribbean language with a new Creole alphabet
What if the Caribbean had its own written language? It’s an idea explored by a Martinique artist while in Miami, the region’s ...
I've lived in Miami for years. Here are 5 neighborhoods worth visiting on your next trip — and one I'd skip.
I love visiting underrated parts of Miami and Dade County, like Allapattah and North Miami Beach. But as a Florida local, South Beach is overrated.
Haitians Flee Gangs on a Mountain Trail ‘Where Even the Dogs Don’t Go’
Urban warfare drives tens of thousands of Haitians out of Port-au-Prince along one of the last remaining escape routes, a ...
How one Boston public school defied the odds
In just eight years, the Mattahunt Elementary School went from one of the worst in the state to winning a prestigious award ...
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Top stories of 2024: A year of change
Haitians in Lima: Clifford Joseph displays a Haitian flag on the desk in his office ... including groups bringing people who ...
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Painter Mathias Thébaud critiques and celebrates Haiti, one artwork at a time
Creole for Victory. The painting includes a woman, whose skull he depicts as a weapon, a clenched fist representing resistance and victory, and the nation’s iconic bicolor flag, a testament to Haiti ...