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There has been a mass exodus of migration from Haiti to cities like New York, Miami, Philadelphia, Boston, etc. This may seem random and arbitrary to the random observer, but this has been a steady result of years of imperialism and government neglect, and the Haitian people have been singing about it the entire time. […] The post Woy Presents A New Radio Documentary about Haitian Music appeared first on Woy Magazine.
Recent headlines have been erupting out of Springfield, Ohio, where conservatives are waging attacks against Haitian émigrés is the most recent example of America’s long history of dehumanizing and vilifying anything remotely related to Haiti. The post The American Roots of Anti-Haitianism appeared first on Woy Magazine.
As conditions deteriorate in Haiti, many are desperately trying – and failing – to qualify for a new program that gives them safe haven in the U.S. The post Haitians Struggle to Access a New Path to the U.S. appeared first on Woy Magazine.
How Zafem's lastest album "LAS" contributes to negative stereotypes about female friendships The post Zanmi Femme: Pathologizing Women Friendships appeared first on Woy Magazine.
An interview with BélO on “chèche lavi lòt bò dlo” (looking for a better life abroad) through the lens of his work. The post “Chèche lavi lòt bò dlo”: An Interview with Haitian Singer Jean Belony “BélO” Murat on Migration and Healing appeared first on Woy Magazine.
Alain Martin explores the meaning behind Haiti's feature in Wakanda Forever from the lens of Mark Fisher's Capitalist Realism. The post Haiti, Wakanda, and Capitalist Realism appeared first on Woy Magazine.
Charline Jean Gilles is a formidable artist who’s been creating for over 15 years in theater, song and cultural preservation. Charline now has a new musical collaboration with the artist and guitarist Toussaint Jimmy Kerby called NANM. The post “Creativity is our Oxygen,” an interview with Charline Jean-Gilles appeared first on Woy Magazine.
Armed groups of men use sexual violence as a means to terrorize, subdue, and punish the population, particularly women. As these groups seize the material assets of the people living in these areas, they also consider bodies as objects at their disposal. The post Women’s Bodies: Another Battlefield in the Haitian Gang Wars appeared first on Woy Magazine.
An analysis on class, Palestine, and the continuous strides of white supremacy The post The Rise and Fall of Claudine Gay appeared first on Woy Magazine.
