History

September 20, 2016

Haiti 2004 – Life Under President Aristide (days before the coup)

In December 2003, my wife, Manzè Choublak, and I decided to take our son Lanmoukaji with us to the bicentennial celebrations in Haiti. Meanwhile in mainstream
August 17, 2016

Haitians Say Ngiyabonga (Thank You) South-Africa!

South-Africa is a beautiful country, inhabited by a courageous, generous and friendly people! By Jean Saint-Vil and Darlène Lozis, February 23, 2011  Ngiyabonga President Zuma! Ndiyabulela President
August 14, 2016

Roots of Black Lives Matter in Bwa Kay Iman, Haiti (14-15 August 1791)

At the Black Summit (Hoodstock 2016), last night, in Montreal, a sister rose during one of the panel discussions to place due emphasis on the pioneering role
July 2, 2016

A Giant Step for Mankind – Made in Haiti

The Bwa Kay Iman Uprising Against Slavery by Jean Saint-Vil, August 11, 2009 There was a time, not so long ago, when popes, kings and queens