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With every save, tackle and pass, Haitian fans roared louder — willing Les Grenadiers toward history. The post Haiti electrifies Atlanta with two first-half goals against Morocco appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Together, the two recall the unique, earthy aroma of Haitian rainfall hitting the dry ground — a specific smell of home that instantly triggers a shared wave of nostalgia. The post Two paths for two grads in Columbus’ Class of 2026 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
“Watching the team play live in our town is a lifetime opportunity. We don’t want to miss it.” The post Haiti fans descend in Atlanta, with some scrambling for last-minute tickets appeared first on The Haitian Times.
For too many working families and Haitian Americans in South Florida, homeownership has become an increasingly distant dream. Dinah J. Escarment makes the case for why that needs to change. The post National Homeownership Month: the American dream shouldn’t be out of reach appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The use of “Haitian” as an insult in a Dominican-on-Dominican race reveals how deeply anti-Haitianism still shapes political identity. The post Anti-Haitian bias in Dominican political circles laid bare in NY congressional race appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Curators Abigail Cherubin and Christy Joseph brought four Haitian films to a sold-out Manhattan audience, making the case that cinema is one of the most powerful bridges to Haitian culture. The post Curators Abigail Cherubin and Christy Joseph bring Haitian cinema to Manhattan with ‘Lakay’ film series appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Parsons professor Naika Colas debuted "The Remembering," a ten-piece capsule collection rooted in Haitian agricultural tradition and ancestral memory. The post Fashion designer Naika Colas invokes her Haitian ancestry throughout her latest capsule collection appeared first on The Haitian Times.
As his family celebrates its first Father’s Day without him, Jean Alfred DesRoches is remembered as a devoted Haitian immigrant father whose sacrifice, discipline and faith helped shape one of America’s most accomplished families. The post The quiet Black immigrant father behind one of America’s most accomplished families appeared first on The Haitian Times.
“Shared nationality creates an apparent conflict for several reasons, including in-group bias.” The post How FIFA can prevent on-field referee bias, real or perceived | Opinion appeared first on The Haitian Times.
