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In the Dominican Republic, Santiago Molina stands between Haitian migrants and injustice—offering protection, legal help, and safe exits from raids and expulsions. The post Dominican activist Santiago Molina protects Haitian migrants from raids, abuse and deportation | Did You Know? appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Once a backyard staple, roosters now roam the streets of Little Haiti and Little Havana, where many locals see them as symbols of renewal and resistance. The post Wild chickens take over Miami’s Little Haiti and Little Havana, embraced by some as cultural icons appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Naomi Osaka, whose powerful rise brought visibility to Haitian and Japanese athletes, exited the French Open in round one after a hard-fought loss to Paula Badosa. The post Naomi Osaka exits French Open in first round after loss to Paula Badosa appeared first on The Haitian Times.
But for longtime observers of Haitian soccer, the embarrassment is becoming routine. The post Haitian soccer clubs Tempête and Baltimore boycott playoffs after forfeit due to no-show appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A fire damaged two Cap-Haïtien businesses as residents used buckets to fight flames before firefighters arrived. The post Fire damages popular Cap-Haïtien hotel and restaurant as residents blame delayed response appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A national congress, scheduled for this summer, will bring together Haitian academics and a multisectoral representation of citizens to focus on restoring security, reforming institutions and supporting a fair political transition. The post Academics and diaspora leaders unite to launch patriotic congress aimed at fighting Haiti’s crisis appeared first on The Haitian Times.
To encourage others, Luxama is sharing what it took Life of Hope to go from wishing for a permanent home to owning one. He is convinced that such projects are worth pursuing if the Haitian community is to build the wealth and institutions required to ensure its longevity in America. The post For a Brooklyn Haitian nonprofit, new property signals strides in building collective wealth appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Known in Haiti as Kanson Wouj, meaning “red underpants,” this colorful bird is native only to Hispaniola— the island shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic— and faces The post Is colorful “Kanson Wouj” or Cacos, Haiti’s national bird, endangered? | DID YOU KNOW appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Amanda Janell DeAmor Quest argues that true reparative justice for the transatlantic slave trade requires not only compensation but also responsibility and reform within African and diaspora communities. The post Reparations must come with responsibility and reform | Letter to the editor appeared first on The Haitian Times.
