How Haiti Saved America Two centuries ago, a glittering Caribbean Island helped finance the Revolution By Ted Widmer | March 21, 2010 The United States has been leading the response to the Haitian earthquake for all of the reasons that we would expect: our geographical proximity, our competence at emergency response, and our innate generosity. [...]
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Source: Dallas News 12:00 AM CST on Wednesday, March 3, 2010 By KAREN M. THOMAS / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News Karen M. Thomas is a freelance writer in Arlington. When a massive earthquake physically devastated Haiti in January, one of the most searing images shown was its resilient people standing amid the [...]
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Haitians and African Americans: A Heritage of Tragedy and Hope by LEON D. PAMPHILE From Toussaint to Tupac: The Black International since the Age of Revolution by Michael O. West (Editor), William G. Martin (Editor), Fanon Che Wilkins (Editor)
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