[Dominican Republic ]: Dominicans took to the streets against the massive presence of Haitians in their country. They are advocating for a solution for Haiti in Haiti as a matter of urgency
[République Dominicaine]: Des dominicains ont gagné les rues contre la présence massive des haïtiens dans leur pays. Ils plaident en faveur d'une solution pour Haïti en Haïti en toute urgence. [...] https://t.co/Vkx3gedCLe
though there is pride in general Caribbean culture as well - i.e. Puerto Ricans and Jamaicans etc. are seen like "brothers," with the exception the one thing you sense is that none of them want to have anything to do with the Haiti or Haitian national history, they are not proud of it, they don't want anything to do with Haiti, not at all proud that it was a country formed by slaves. Even Cubans are "brothers" whether pro-Castro or not, but not Haitians. It's like Haitians are foreigners....and again, even very dark-skinned Jamaicans are not see this way.
Jimmy Amisial, a Texas student from Haiti, found a baby abandoned in the trash in 2017 while visiting his home country. Soon after, he became the baby’s guardian and has been facing the steep price of adoption, immigration issues and violence in Haiti as he looks toward his and the child’s future.
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The article is an editorial by WaPo's Editorial Board, published August 6, 2022 at 7:00 a.m. EDT
by artappraiser on Sun, 08/07/2022 - 12:01am
"world's callous disregard" - how much shit did Clinton get for trying to do anything in America's most unbending shithole.
by PeraclesPlease on Sun, 08/07/2022 - 1:52am
Translated from French by Google
and a longer translation at Facebook link
by artappraiser on Sun, 08/07/2022 - 12:08am
New Yorkers get this, like it or not:
It's their day here today (and note it is very much differentiated from Puerto Rican Day)
though there is pride in general Caribbean culture as well - i.e. Puerto Ricans and Jamaicans etc. are seen like "brothers," with the exception the one thing you sense is that none of them want to have anything to do with the Haiti or Haitian national history, they are not proud of it, they don't want anything to do with Haiti, not at all proud that it was a country formed by slaves. Even Cubans are "brothers" whether pro-Castro or not, but not Haitians. It's like Haitians are foreigners....and again, even very dark-skinned Jamaicans are not see this way.
by artappraiser on Sun, 08/14/2022 - 2:27pm
Texas student raises $60K to adopt Haitian baby he found abandoned in trash
Jimmy Amisial, a Texas student from Haiti, found a baby abandoned in the trash in 2017 while visiting his home country. Soon after, he became the baby’s guardian and has been facing the steep price of adoption, immigration issues and violence in Haiti as he looks toward his and the child’s future.
@ Twitter events, Aug.14
by artappraiser on Sun, 08/14/2022 - 8:59pm