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    the country, every and any Frenchmen or Roman Catholic archetype in the land. This event is known to be the only occasion that ever transpired in victory for any type of slaves in recorded history. It has been traditionally known among the people of Haiti that it was by invoking the fighting spirit and asking for his spiritual guidance.The security in their practice and belief of vodou may have lead them out of oppression; nevertheless many give the religion a tough break. Various religions…

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    Another method that was used by Martin Luther King jr. to resist social oppression in Birmingham Alabama is the nonviolent direct –action program which involve four steps, collection of facts to determine whether injustices are alive, negation, self-purification, and direct action. This is what King said about the effectiveness of his program in his Letter from Birmingham jail, “nonviolent direct action seeks to create such a crisis and establish such a creative tension that a community that has…

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    made me very nervous because when I remember in my home country of Haiti, Voodoo is a serious subject, nothing to play with. Though the thought of going to this place made me extremely uneasy. Second, I packed up my gear and got in the truck with him. Formerly, on a daily basis, Drew and I go out in the county…

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    Haiti is a little-known country that has a rich history that many people do not know due to the punitive conditions witnessed in the ancient centuries. Persecutions and the violence directed to her people by the invaders were the norms. Haiti’s history has not been in the limelight, perhaps due to the distance from far countries such as the United States of America. Some countries such as the Dominican Republic and Spain has refuted the cruel historical happenings in Haiti because they…

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    Words are extremely powerful; perhaps if people understood what a single phrase can make an individual do, feel, or think, we would think not only twice but rather three or four times before we went on in speaking our minds. The United States of America symbolizes freedom; the statue of liberty located in the city of New York, is a good representation of what we as Americans are guaranteed. Freedom of speech, the right to follow any religion, and the right to love and marry whoever we want are…

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    Massacre River is a novel about the "Parsley Massacre" " perejil" which is mainly centered around a young couple who falls in love. They are, the Dominican Pedro Brito and his beautiful Haitian wife Adèle who both live in Elias Piña. This is a city located close to the massacre river boarding between the Dominican Republic and The Republic of Haiti.This novel makes reference to the massacre or genocide happened in the Dominican Republic in 1937. The president Rafael Leonidas Trujillo ordered…

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    African culture is discernible in every culture – through black people’s suffering and discrimination, they were able to create different types of art all over the world. Since the time of slavery, African Americans created music with hidden messages in them, longing for the freedom and opportunities every human being should have. Through these songs, black people instilled a hopeful feeling in themselves and their children, passing it on to the present day generation. Black artists of today,…

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    To gain a better understanding of the African American family, one must study the African philosophy and cosmology. By learning about the philosophies origins and its five themes, the black family will be able to harmonize itself and begin to see what is wrong with research done by people like E. Franklin Frazier and Daniel Moynihan. Once this is accomplished the black family can free itself from western conceptual incarceration. There are five central themes in African philosophy and cosmology…

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    Conservative estimates put well-established, dynastic African civilization as beginning nearly 5,000 years prior to the first slaves landing in North America. Perhaps the greatest injustice ever conferred onto the African diaspora in America was the large-scale insistence on minimizing the vast and bountiful history from which they originated. W.E.B Du Bois, in writing The Souls of Black Folk draws a powerful comparison between this categorical miseducation that was necessary to perpetuate…

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    Gillo Pontecorvo’s movie Queimada(Burn!), set in the fictions island of Queimada, which is located in the lesser Antilles and is under the control of Portugal, is about the black slave populations struggle for freedom in the face of foreign control over their land. The main character is Sir William Walker, who is sent by the British crown to the island to instigate an insurrection of the peasants and slaves against the Portuguese and establish a government friendly to british interests. He…

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