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Kreyolicious in Memoriam|Henri Christophe: 10 Facts You May Not Have Known

Henri Christophe: 10 Facts You May Not Have Known

Just who is Henri Christophe and what role did he play in Haitian history? In a previous installment of Haiti History 101, we had learned,

Kreyolicious in Memoriam|10 Top Haitian Male Artists Based in Haiti

10 Top Haitian Male Artists Based in Haiti

1. Wanito Artist Rundown: Like an alarm clock that goes off every fifteen minutes, Wanito is tangible reminder that Haiti’s got talent, baby. Handy on

Kreyolicious in Memoriam|Malfini Got The World To Look At Haiti Through His Eyes

Malfini Got The World To Look At Haiti Through His Eyes

The word “malfini” is the Haitian Creole equivalent of the word “vulture”. So, the fact that shutterbug Conrad Schutt calls his photography firm Malfini Photography,

Kreyolicious in Memoriam|Is Wakanda in Marvel's Black Panther Film A Metaphor For Haiti?

Is Wakanda in Marvel's Black Panther Film A Metaphor For Haiti?

So, yesterday I was invited to an advance press screening of the Ryan Coogler-directed film Black Panther, based on the comic Marvel. Practically, the entire

Kreyolicious in Memoriam|Interview With Dr. Marlene Daut, Author of Tropics of Haiti,

Interview With Dr. Marlene Daut, Author of Tropics of Haiti,

Academia leader Dr. Marlene Daut wrote Tropics of Haiti: Race and the Literary History of the Haitian Revolution in the Atlantic World, 1789-1865, a book

Kreyolicious in Memoriam|Kreyolicious Interview: Freedom, Rapper and Producer, Part 1

Kreyolicious Interview: Freedom, Rapper and Producer, Part 1

? Yes. I am related to him. Kreyolicious: At which point were you told that you were related to him? When the Titanic article came

Kreyolicious in Memoriam|13 Questions With Katia D. Ulysse, Author Of The Novel Drifting

13 Questions With Katia D. Ulysse, Author Of The Novel Drifting

Katia D. Ulysse fits the picture of what you’d imagine an author to be like. She sports a bright, perky smile in her photos. She’s

Kreyolicious in Memoriam|How Global Paints Founder Rony Delgarde Hope to Change Haiti One Gallon of Paint At A Time

How Global Paints Founder Rony Delgarde Hope to Change Haiti One Gallon of Paint At A Time

Delgarde at work in Haiti for Global Paints for Charity, Inc. Kreyolicious: Every non-profit initiative had a beginning, usually with the founder or one of

Kreyolicious in Memoriam|How Belle Vue Tours Is Helping Tourists Discover and Rediscover Haiti

How Belle Vue Tours Is Helping Tourists Discover and Rediscover Haiti

Guerline and Hogarth Emmanuel enjoy some of what Haiti has to offer as a tourist destination. Born in Haiti, Guerline T. Emmanuel left the island,

Haitian Music Review: Carimi, Invasion

entitled Invasion launches off with plenty of boasting: “Some have tried to copy, others have tried to emulate. They’ve all failed.” The automated female voice

In Praise of Haitian Mothers: 12 Haitian Music Ballads to Show Love and Appreciation for Mom

Moms are great beings. But does it seem like Haitian moms are in a category all by themselves? Or does it just seem that way

Legends of Haitian Literature: An Interview with the Writer and Novelist Gary Klang

Don’t you dare doubt Gary Klang’s Haitianess, starting with his last name. Klang, it turns out, is as much French, and as much Haitian as,

12 Things You May Not Have Known About Haitian Independence Day

Dear pupils….Welcome to yet another edition of Haiti History 101, brought to you by your girl Kreyolicious. Yeah! Did you know that January 1st is

Haiti History 101: Who Really Killed Jean-Jacques Dessalines and 13 Other Mysteries of Haitian History Unraveled by Historian Charles Dupuy

Hello, pupils. Welcome to yet another session of Haiti History 101. Take a seat, and get a snack because this is going to be a

Mika Benjamin, "Ayiti Se" Music Video + Lyrics

Whatever problems Haiti may have, and whatever it may be lacking, it’s not in want when it comes to songs devoted to it. It seems

Historian Elizabeth Abbott Author of Shattered Nation Breaks Down Haitian History

If you were to ask a Haitian—actually anybody—to put together a list of the best books about Haiti written in the 20th Century—Elizabeth Abbott’s book

Haiti: A Shattered Nation A Historian Breaks Down Haitian History

If you were to ask a Haitian—actually anybody—to put together a list of the best books about Haiti written in the 20th Century—Elizabeth Abbott’s book

Interview: Garcelle Beauvais on Dating Haitian Men, Black Men, and Passing on Haitian Culture

Garcelle Beauvais is the pride of the Haitian community, not because she’s an actress in Hollywood who happens to be Haitian, but because she’s a

Chef Ron Duprat on His Haiti Culinary Tour, Life as a Celebrity Chef and Bringing Haitian Cuisine to the Forefront

Chef Ron Duprat is bringing Haitian cuisine to the world stage with his week-long , which runs from August 3-9. The tour will introduce participants’

The Charmed Life of the Haitian Elite or a Pictorial History of the Haitian Bourgeoisie Part 1

Vincent Ogé was such an example—as in he was born in 1755 of a black mother and a white father, and was educated in France.