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    different from other cities is the profound affect the Cuban and Haitians immigrants had in that current time and forward. How major events like the Cold War (1947-1991) which was over the struggle of capitalism vs. communism affected the growth of Cubans and held back the Haitians in Miami. Events like these cause the Cuban people to advance while on contrast barely help the Haitians. Cubans have advance more politically than Haitians because of the “Golden Exiles” arrival‚ government funding‚ and

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    Some of there sweet treats are sugarcane‚ mangoes‚ sweetbread‚ peanut and sesame seed clusters made from melted brown sugar‚ and candies. Haitian paintings are generally divided into two categories: naives and moderns. This division has been widely accepted in Haitian arts .The art of Haiti is known worldwide and one of the most unique forms of art is the Haitian steel drum art. Metal drums‚ once used for transporting oil or other products are purchased near the port in the capitol city of Port au

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    Yet when you take away all the details‚ there leaves a few differences. At first glance‚ most religions may seem unrelated‚ but if you look closer you will find a parallel of information. For instance‚ the Voodoo and early Christianity. Opposite of what most people believe‚ Voodoo and early Christianity are closely related to one another. Both these religions stem from the same source. They established based on the same foundation. Both religions were established from the belief that communication

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    THE HAITI EARTHQUAKE: UNITED STATES LEADS AN INTERNATIONAL RESPONSE AND RECOVERY Introduction President Obama promised that Haiti would have the “unwavering support” of the United States. Mr. Obama said that the United States aid agencies were moving swiftly to get help to Haiti and that search-and-rescue teams were en route. He described the reports of destruction as “truly heart-wrenching‚” made more cruel given Haiti’s long-troubled circumstances. “This is a time when we are reminded

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    The treatment of African Americans in America was filled with brutality and hate. However‚ they have also suffered by the attempts of white slave owners to try and erase not only the history of African Americans‚ but their heritage as well. While a Haitian can trace his or her roots to those of a great African king‚ many African Americans can only trace their history to a simple bill of sale (Thornton 733). Although this demonstrates the dramatic impact slavery has had on African Americans‚ none have

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    Haiti has often been used as a dumping ground for US agriculture surplus. In the 1990’s the Haitian government‚ in desperation to feed its people‚ conceded to pressure from the United States to drop its import taxes on rice to nearly zero. This led to a flood of foreign rice into the Haitian market‚ mostly from the US‚ causing Haitian rice production to plummet because it was not profitable for the farmers of Haiti to grow their own rice against this cheap foreign

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    Caribbean; its political unrest 20% poverty rate. Due to the Haitian government’s lack of responsibility‚ their country is deficient in both human and natural resources. Both Haiti and the Dominican Republic have cultures that are rich in diverselanguages. While both count share judaism in you. During the Lenten season‚ Haitians celebrate the festival of Rara; this carnival includes music and dance that are derived from African roots. Haitians use song to celebrate religion (both Christian and Vodou)

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    “Does it make sense to you? What have I done to him? Why did he bring me all the way from Philipsburg to treat me the way he does” (Conde 81)? Even though much of the islands of the Caribbean share similar effects of colonialism and slavery‚ the Haitians in the diaspora were looked down upon more so‚ and Haiti itself had been painted as pitiful and morally ignorant by the rest of the world. This type of discrimination towards people from Haiti stems from ignorance of their history and identity. In

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    “Dream Haiti” takes the reader on a disoriented dream-voyage where the narrator‚ a Haitian refugee‚ discovers himself imprisoned by his own circumstances with no clear sight of emancipating himself. Through the voices of the narrator‚ the author and a distant subconscious voice‚ the personal history of Brathwaite and the social history of the Caribbean and its people are explored in the writer’s craft. Reference to Haitian socio-cultural history is prevalent in “Dream Haiti.” The narrator has left Haiti

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    significant. Although there is no exact number of deaths recorded in the Intervention of Haiti‚ there were many. The unstable and unsecure Haitian Government made Haiti seem like a savage country where people could get away with any violent crime. The United States stepped in to avoid more casualties‚ but was willing to open fire if necessary. Luckily for Haitian leaders they fled‚ leaving office‚ to avoid any more bloodshed (Reding‚ 1996‚ pp.

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