Tag: Haitian
Demonstrators on the Brooklyn Bridge, April20 1990 Exactly 36 years ago, on April 20, 1990, an ordinary day at Brooklyn College turned into a day I have never forgotten. I…
The Trump administration has officially confirmed the deportation of prominent Haitian businessman and former presidential candidate Dr. Pierre Reginald Boulos from the United States. In coordinated statements issued on April…
Overview: Haitian American midwife and filmmaker Stéphanie Etienne discusses her debut documentary “Listen to Me,” the urgency of Black maternal health, and the importance of platforms like AfroPoP amid funding…
Overview: A Springfield roundtable on justice and community response highlighted solidarity with Haitian families, as well as underlying tensions around representation, leadership and trust among community members. SPRINGFIELD, Ohio —…
WASHINGTON, April 15, 2026 (Rezo Nòdwès) — The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday took a significant step to shield Haitian migrants from deportation, advancing legislation that would restore and…
The federal trial of four South Florida men accused of conspiring in the 2021 assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse has entered its sixth week, featuring intense and detailed testimony…
Overview: Haitian architect and designer Hervé Sabin discusses his Loewe Craft Prize–nominated work, Sevi Te, and how it reflects spirituality, migration and identity. Spanish luxury brand Loewe hosts an annual…
The City of North Miami Beach proudly honored Haitian international soccer star Duckens Nazon on Saturday, April 11, 2026, by presenting him with the Key to the City and an…