Friday, November 30, 2007
Friday, November 23, 2007
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Wednesday, November 21, 2007
My Children, A Thanksgiving Message From Tabou Combo Star Yves Joseph
My children by Yves Joseph AKA Fanfan ti Bot.
"Some of us measure success with the amount of material things they have accumulated in life. My biggest accomplishment will be to witness all Haitian children blessed with the gift of education"
- Yves Joseph -
Today is Tuesday November 20, 2007 two days away from THANKSGIVING celebrated in the United States as the day of giving. As I remember my childhood I must have spent many of... Click below for more...
http://www.lematinhaiti.com/
http://www.haitianinternet.com/articles.php/328
Friday, November 16, 2007
Saturday, November 10, 2007
CENTRAL BROWARD REGIONAL PARK
Now Broward's newest park will be a magnet for fans and players of cricket, as well as soccer and tennis.
Residents with Caribbean roots welcome the arrival of the Central Broward Regional Park, which provides 110 acres of greenery in an urban area at Sunrise Boulevard and U.S. 441 in Lauderhill. They say the park represents a nod to the needs of the county's changing demographics.
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Thursday, November 08, 2007
Creoles of Color in 19th Century New Orleans and their Culture and history
Children of slave women and white owners were often given their freedom either upon the death of the father or while still young. Thousands of free people of color arrived in New Orleans from Saint- Domingue (now Haiti) after the Slave revolts in the late 1700's and early 1800's. Many also came to New Orleans by way of Cuba after 1809. Although they did not have all of the rights of their white counterparts, many free people of color prospered in 19th century New Orleans As of the 1850's, The Free People of Color owned over 2 million dollars worth of property.
Creoles of Color in 19th Century New Orleans and their Culture and history
Creoles of Color in 19th Century New Orleans and their Culture and history
Tuesday, November 06, 2007
INFOHAITI.net
"If you're born in a neighborhood or town where the only high school is one where graduation is not the norm, how is this living in the land of equal opportunity?" asks Bob Balfanz, the researcher at Johns Hopkins University who defines such a school as a "dropout factory."
There are about 1,700 regular or vocational high schools nationwide that fit that description, according to an analysis of Education Department data conducted by Johns Hopkins for The Associated Press. That's 12 percent of all such schools, no more than a decade ago but no less, either.
Prof Lunine Jerome of Cambridge College speaks on that new recent study with Yves Cajuste of infohaiti.net
INTERVIEW PART FRENCH AND CREOLE.
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Saturday, November 03, 2007
CNN.com
In 2007, there were several incidents involving nooses at the University of Maryland and Columbia University. The Maryland incident took place at a dorm in front of a minority's window. The Columbia incident took place at a professor's door.
In 2007, in Jena, Louisiana, a group of black teens fought a white teen who angered one of the members the weekend prior.A year earlier students hung nooses from a tree. While the school board dismissed this as a prank it raised racial tensions until the attack. The fight became a court case when the 6 black teenagers were arrested and charged for the fight. They are known as the Jena Six.
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Following a rash of cases involving nooses, the state Legislature Monday (10/22/2007) moved toward making it a felony to display the symbol of lynchings in the Old South in a threatening manner. "We won't tolerate this," said Sen. Dean G. Skelos, a Long Island Republican who sponsored the measure that passed Monday in the Senate. "There is no place for racism and intimidation in America."
Terre Haute, IN. 10-25-2007 A noose was found in a tree on the campus of Indiana State. ISU police informed the FBI, who will look into possible "hate crime" violations.
THE NOOSE IS BACK
In 2007, in Jena, Louisiana, a group of black teens fought a white teen who angered one of the members the weekend prior.A year earlier students hung nooses from a tree. While the school board dismissed this as a prank it raised racial tensions until the attack. The fight became a court case when the 6 black teenagers were arrested and charged for the fight. They are known as the Jena Six.
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Following a rash of cases involving nooses, the state Legislature Monday (10/22/2007) moved toward making it a felony to display the symbol of lynchings in the Old South in a threatening manner. "We won't tolerate this," said Sen. Dean G. Skelos, a Long Island Republican who sponsored the measure that passed Monday in the Senate. "There is no place for racism and intimidation in America."
Terre Haute, IN. 10-25-2007 A noose was found in a tree on the campus of Indiana State. ISU police informed the FBI, who will look into possible "hate crime" violations.
THE NOOSE IS BACK
Friday, November 02, 2007
JULIO MIDY TALKS WITH DR PROU .
Julio Midy of Infohaiti.net delivers a compelling interview with Dr MARC Prou of the University of Massachussetts in the international day of the creole language.Very powerful delivery with outstanding quality, an interview for generations to come. click on the link below to listen... INTERVIEW IS IN HAITIAN CREOLE...
INFOHAITI.net
INFOHAITI.net
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