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The 1991 coup that ousted President Jean-Bertrand Aristide unleashed violent repression and mass migration from Haiti. The U.S.-led intervention that restored him in 1994 also imposed economic reforms that weakened Haiti’s institutions and deepened inequality. The post Today in history: 1991 coup removes Aristide, sparking mass migration to the US appeared first on The Haitian Times.
From griyo to konpa, Cap-Haïtien is rich with tradition. Take part two of our quiz to see how well you really know Okap. The post Quiz: how well do you know Cap-Haïtien (Okap)? | Part 2 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Think you know Cap-Haïtien? This quiz puts your knowledge to the test with questions about the city's heritage, heroes, and culture. The post Quiz: how well do you know Cap-Haïtien (Okap)? | Part 1 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Follow our interactive timeline of Hotel Oloffson’s journey—from its presidential origins to its fiery destruction in 2025. The post Hotel Oloffson: a timeline of Haiti’s cultural landmark’s rise, resilience and destruction appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Dumarsais Estimé's bold, short-lived presidency offers a sharp contrast to the chaos engulfing Haiti today. The post 75 years after Prez Dumarsais Estimé’s fall, what Haiti can still learn from his vision | Opinion appeared first on The Haitian Times.
In Time Capsule with Sejoe, Haitian American comedian Alexandre Ducasse uses AI to satirically bring history’s giants—from Toussaint Louverture to Napoleon—into the digital age. The post SeJoe launches AI interview podcast with Haiti’s historical icons appeared first on The Haitian Times.
When I see these full scale attacks on history and on academics and universities, it affirms my belief we are doing something important. If we weren't, they wouldn't be trying to shut us down like this. The post In conversation | Marlene Daut finds her place in Haitian history correcting faulty narratives appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Jean-Pierre opens up about her journey from Queens to the White House and urges Haitians to know their history and stay civically engaged, now more than ever. The post In conversation | As her memoir returns, Karine Jean-Pierre urges Haitian Americans to let passion be their guide appeared first on The Haitian Times.
At a symposium hosted by New York University, Haitian and international advocates called for reparative justice and more protections for Haitian migrants, linking colonial debt to today’s migration crises. The post At NYU symposium, panelists call for reparative justice and stronger protections for Haitians abroad appeared first on The Haitian Times.
