Paved-Over Historic Black Cemetery Is Now Up For Sale, Lawyer Says
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France repeals slavery-era Black Code, with tears and history in the chamber
Overview: French lawmakers have voted to repeal a Seventeenth-century legislation that ruled enslaved folks in France’s colonies. The Nationwide Meeting
Haitian American filmmaker Stéphanie Etienne debuts ‘Listen to Me’ on Black maternal health crisis
Overview: Haitian American midwife and filmmaker Stéphanie Etienne discusses her debut documentary “Hearken to Me,” the urgency of Black maternal
Haitian American who shaped Black portrayal on TV
Overview: Dr. Alvin F. Poussaint, the Haitian American psychiatrist and Harvard professor who turned a cultural gatekeeper for The Cosby
Black Parents releases new album Agreable in Montréal comeback
Overview: The Montréal-based group, rooted in Haitian tradition, celebrates its comeback with a Creole-language album and plans for a world
Haitian and other Black churches in Brooklyn persist amid attendance decline, gentrification
Overview: Black and Haitian church choirs in Brooklyn are persevering regardless of dwindling attendance, shrinking music applications, and gentrification. Singers
Mia Love, first Black Republican woman in Congress, dies at 49
Overview: Mia Love, the previous Utah congresswoman who turned the primary Black Republican lady elected to the U.S. Home of
Frank Hartbecame one of America’s first Black sports stars
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Haitian artist Toussaint Rosefort explores Black experience in “Heat of the Moment” exhibit
Overview: This text explores Toussaint Rosefort’s participation within the “Warmth of the Second” artwork exhibit in Lengthy Island Metropolis. His