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    recognized political economy of dependency. Among Haitian immigrants‚ the long-distance nationalist transmigrant identity stems from an emotional attachment to Haiti while also being actively involved through the commitment of economic resources‚ such as sending remittances. The idea that is explored here is the link between sending these remittances‚ gifts‚ and other resources back home to Haiti and the sudden weight that is felt by the Haitian transmigrants abroad to these family members who remain

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    Damballa Animal Language

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    Snake cults were first in Western Africa Voodoo and through slavery made their way into the Caribbean and America. Here the Voodooist of Haiti and religion in Seymour’s Louisiana utilized snakes in their worship rites‚ but not just as mere physical animal; Damballa is also a possessing spirit‚

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    nurturing and stifling. Mothers in traditional Haitian families are both perpetrators of their daughters and they are nurtures. The culprit for this ambiguous relationship is the traditional demand for purity in Haitian culture. Sophie’s mother was a victim of rape at the young age of 16 and from that event gave birth to Sophie. Sophie is a constant reminder to her mother of the man that raped her and as a result of this the mother puts Sophie through a Haitian tradition called “Testing”. She would do

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    Domingo‚ Sansay also showed us how the female under the Haitian revolution were oppressed especially when it comes to marriage. They had a lot of brutality at this time and there were always problems with the military and the people who lived there. The relationship with men and women were very complicated and

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    Nationalist: Toussaint L’Ouverture took many Nationalist beliefs to heart and implemented them in the Haitian constitution. Nationalism is the belief that your country is superior to all other nations‚ but also that your country deserved your full sacrifice. So in Europe‚ Nationalist views often coincided with the view that war was necessary to achieve anything‚ and that peace would destroy their country’s identity. This phenomenon is seen in Prussia‚ where the people feared Napoleon would destroy

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    developing countries that has sought to increase its growth and end its cycle of poverty. One of the ways in which it has done this has been by cutting down the forests. Most of Haiti’s population live below the poverty line. Nearly 70 percent of all Haitians depend on the agriculture sector‚ which consists mainly of small-scale subsistence farming and employs about two thirds of the economically active work force (1). However‚ extreme soil erosion and deforestation mean that Haiti’s environment is one

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    Not Your Homeland Essay

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    However‚ in this case the Haitian people are seeking asylum help from the US Government in order to have a better living style than back in their country. Therefore‚ the problem is that the Haitian asylum seekers are not getting the real help they need and isn’t being treated well by the government. Danticat is reporting on what is happening to these people who come for help and how they are all mistreated. Danticat’s essay is to get the readers to sympathize the Haitian people and to get to feel

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    Poverty In Haiti

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    is extremely vulnerable to natural disasters. Natural disasters such as earthquakes and hurricanes destroy Haitian homes and structures‚ and many Haitians do not have the money for constant reparations. Disease and unsanitary conditions are problems in Haiti. Without a central water filter system‚ a lot of the water in Haiti is polluted which makes it easier to contract a disease. Many Haitians leave in order to find cleaner‚ safer locations. PULL: Haiti has a negative net migration rate meaning that

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    The Haitian legal environment uses the French Napoleonic Code as a framework for developing laws. “Haiti adopted the French civil law system‚ including the French judicial structure and codification system. Six codes were enacted between 1825 and 1826: the Civil code‚ the Code of Civil Procedure‚ the Commercial Code‚ the Criminal Code‚ the Code of Criminal Procedure‚ and the Rural code. With minor changes‚ these codes resembled their French antecedents” (nyulawglobal.org). Haiti’s judicial system

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    In Dyaspora by Joanne Hyppolite‚ she discusses what it is like to be a young haitian woman and growing up with the struggles of being both Haitian and American. One thing that stood out to me in this reading is what she could and couldn’t do in her culture. There was a strong comparison between leaving her household and going out into this world that was black and white. It appeared that being Haitian was just as difficult as being an American because you had to know when to exactly switch from one

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