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Oct 30, 2026
Patrice GreenGUEST
And also, I recently was working with my colleague, who's an incredible archivist, and was trying to build out the finding aid and subject headings for a new collection that we recently acquired, the great Daniel Le Gros Georges.
Patrice GreenGUEST
And she was just like, oh, well, there's not really a subject heading for Haitian American women.
Patrice GreenGUEST
And then I was just like, oh, well, why is that? And then we get into the idea of what it means to be African-American and the diaspora wars.
Patrice GreenGUEST
Would you put there's Haitian-American authors or Haitian authors or women authors, Haitian women? But it's like you can be an author or you can be Haitian.
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Patrice GreenGUEST
But it's like we have the proof that life has happened in certain ways and being able to use archival collections to activate and explore that is really, really important for our students in the next generations.
Patrice GreenGUEST
As for diaspora wars, I'm still thinking through this.
Patrice GreenGUEST
Because, I don't know, there's still the question of why don't you, why are Black Americans the only ones who are asked where they're from, who are questioned about their diaspora? Do you ask Haitian Americans where they're from? Do you ask any Caribbeans where they're from? It's like, nope, that is just where the ships stopped for you.
Patrice GreenGUEST
So when they stopped here in the U.S., it's just like...
Da'VinchiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's why we're here right now, you know?
Charlamagne Tha GodSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Did you see a lot of people saying that you didn't have a historical understanding because you're Haitian American?
Da'VinchiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I never saw that.
Da'VinchiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So to make it clear, I'm not on social media as much as what people think.
Martine SeverinHOST
Things started feeling more me.
Martine SeverinHOST
I started thinking about my voice as a Haitian American and how that resonated with me.
Martine SeverinHOST
And so for you, you may think about trusting the process.
Martine SeverinHOST
So I want to end by saying this.
Alan KlugerGUEST
And so we now, the first was an African-American female from Miami who's a superstar.
Alan KlugerGUEST
The next was a Haitian-American female Fabulous.
Alan KlugerGUEST
Next we've hired is a Nigerian American woman starts in January.
Alan KlugerGUEST
And then the fourth one is a Hispanic.
Donald WineHOST
And a lot of American fans I know are upset that they had to change their plans.
Donald WineHOST
But for Haiti, for Haiti, at least, this gives them a chance to, you know, have a stadium that they can fill with as many Haitian Americans as they possibly can.
Donald WineHOST
Not just the ones that are in South Florida or across the state of Florida, but those in New York and other parts of the country will be able to fly in for that game.
Donald WineHOST
Sure, there's there's a short time window and we're less than three weeks away from that game, but at least it gives them a fighting chance to do that.
Da'VinchiGUEST
It's why we're here right now, you know?
Charlamagne Tha GodHOST
Did you see a lot of people saying that you didn't have a historical understanding because you're Haitian American?
Da'VinchiGUEST
I never saw that.
Da'VinchiGUEST
So to make it clear, I'm not on social media as much as what people think.
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Charlamagne Tha GodHOST
We're having a conversation about how you're perceived within the system.
Charlamagne Tha GodHOST
Because that matters in America.
Charlamagne Tha GodHOST
Like it don't matter that you Haitian American.
Charlamagne Tha GodHOST
You walk in the wrong neighborhood with that hat on backwards and that Chicago Blackhawk shirt, there might be a white police officer that profiles
Da'VinciGUEST
It's a reality.
Charlamagne Tha GodHOST
Did you see a lot of people saying that you didn't have a historical understanding because you're Haitian-American?
Da'VinciGUEST
I never saw that so to make it clear like I'm not on
Charlamagne Tha GodHOST
social
Fadia PattersonGUEST
You know, I am proud of my Haitian roots.
Fadia PattersonGUEST
I am Haitian American, born in New York City.
Fadia PattersonGUEST
I spent a few years of my childhood in Cap Aïssien, Haiti, being raised there, went to school there.
Fadia PattersonGUEST
So I speak the language.
Sharon ReedHOST
Councilmember Rita Joseph said her office is in contact with L'amour's family, would continue advocating for his release.
Sharon ReedHOST
As a Haitian American and the council member representing this community, I stand firmly with Darshney, 75 Lenox Road Tenant Association, and all our neighbors who refuse to let Roberto be forgotten or isolated from the people who love him, Joseph said.
Sharon ReedHOST
Look, it's another one, and I don't want to treat it like another one.
Sharon ReedHOST
But here we are again.
Rebecca NeusteterGUEST
A friend of mine and I were doing a fellowship in Albany, New York.
Rebecca NeusteterGUEST
My boyfriend at the time was a very dark-skinned black Haitian American.
Rebecca NeusteterGUEST
He was a U.S. citizen.
Rebecca NeusteterGUEST
He drove me to my friend's house in Long Island in a neighborhood that's often described as White Hempstead.
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