I have rarely seen a people pray as much as Haitians do
The legacies of colonialism and the African slave trade on religious practices in the African diaspora.
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Zoé Samudzi
Zoé Samudzi is a writer and Ph.D. candidate in medical sociology at UC-San Francisco.
An allegory for freedom
Blackness, like the nation of Haiti herself, is a thing to be punished for committing the crime of daring to exist and resist.