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1804: The Hidden History of Haiti
Tariq Nasheed on The Rock Newman Show - On this episode of The Rock Newman Show we present a 2 Hour Special on the History of Haiti. In "PART 1" our guests includes Tariq Nasheed, producer of the hit documentary film "1804: The Hidden History of Haiti" which has received worldwide acclaim and founder and President of the Haitian Lawyers Leadership Network, Ezili Danto. We'll discuss Haiti's triumph over slavery, the documentary "1804: The Hidden History of Haiti" and the historic relevance of the Haitian Revolution.
In PART 2 of our 2 hour special on The History of Haiti we include WPFW Radio host and Executive Director of Fondasyon Mapou, Eugenia Charles with guests Ezili Danto and Tariq Nasheed. We'll talk about Hayiti's history after the revolution up to her current struggles against western oppression. And why a country immensely rich in culture, history and resources remains the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
Tariq Nasheed on The Rock Newman Show – On this episode of The Rock Newman Show we present a 2 Hour Special on the History of Haiti. In “PART 1” our guests includes Tariq Nasheed, producer of the hit documentary film “1804: The Hidden History of Haiti” which has received worldwide acclaim and founder and President of the Haitian Lawyers Leadership Network, Ezili Danto. We’ll discuss Haiti’s triumph over slavery, the documentary “1804: The Hidden History of Haiti” and the historic relevance of the Haitian Revolution.
In PART 2 of our 2 hour special on The History of Haiti we include WPFW Radio host and Executive Director of Fondasyon Mapou, Eugenia Charles with guests Ezili Danto and Tariq Nasheed. We’ll talk about Hayiti’s history after the revolution up to her current struggles against western oppression. And why a country immensely rich in culture, history and resources remains the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
As a sixth descendant of this country and first born in the US, I found complete clarity about whats going on. This was extremely educational for me because back when I was 13 I use to live in Haiti and all I got was " This is your blood place, respect your new place " and I've been to every place in Haiti and it was " Legendary "… But It still wasn't clear to me …until today.
consider the following in 1965 haiti and the dominican republic were economically equal >The Dominican Republic and Haiti present a quasi-natural experiment; the two countries share the island of Hispaniola and are broadly similar in terms of geography and historical institutions, yet their growth performance has diverged remarkably since 1960. In 1960, the Dominican Republic and Haiti had the same per capita real GDP at just below US$800. However, by 2005, the Dominican Republic’s per capita real GDP had tripled to about US$2,500, whereas that of Haiti had halved to US$430 https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/wp/2007/wp0763.pdf
today >The Dominican Republic’s economic growth has been one of the strongest in the LAC region over the past 25 years. In the first quarter of 2017, the economy expanded by 5.2 percent, following yearly average growth of 7.1 percent between 2014-16. This contrasted sharply with that of the average 1.4 percent contraction for the LAC region in 2016. http://www.worldbank.org/en/country/dominicanrepublic/overview
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Love historical TRUTH…….THANKS BROTHER TN…..MAY THE CREATOR BLESS YOUR EFFORTS.
Rock Newman is a pseudoscientific cuck
That beat when it comes on is dope.
P R E A C H
The tribe of Levi
We all Africans have right to be free it's our God given right to us.
Great video & I think Ezile Danto is sexy
Ezili Danto is an endless ocean of historical information!
Something about Dis Newman dude I really don't like" sorry if I'm wrong but I feel disturbed.
As a sixth descendant of this country and first born in the US, I found complete clarity about whats going on. This was extremely educational for me because back when I was 13 I use to live in Haiti and all I got was " This is your blood place, respect your new place " and I've been to every place in Haiti and it was " Legendary "… But It still wasn't clear to me …until today.
Build Infrastructure Move Forward.
consider the following in 1965 haiti and the dominican republic were economically equal
>The Dominican Republic and Haiti present a quasi-natural experiment; the two countries
share the island of Hispaniola and are broadly similar in terms of geography and historical
institutions, yet their growth performance has diverged remarkably since 1960. In 1960, the
Dominican Republic and Haiti had the same per capita real GDP at just below US$800.
However, by 2005, the Dominican Republic’s per capita real GDP had tripled to about
US$2,500, whereas that of Haiti had halved to US$430
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/wp/2007/wp0763.pdf
today
>The Dominican Republic’s economic growth has been one of the strongest in the LAC region over the past 25 years. In the first quarter of 2017, the economy expanded by 5.2 percent, following yearly average growth of 7.1 percent between 2014-16. This contrasted sharply with that of the average 1.4 percent contraction for the LAC region in 2016.
http://www.worldbank.org/en/country/dominicanrepublic/overview
and haiti is still eating mudcookies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3337cj4sJQ
Of course the sound was messed with….we're not supposed to know the truth…
Yea ok YouTube cut the sound off during important messages yea ok
http://haitianhistory.org/savannah
She is beautiful
Suzanne Bélair, called [Sanité Bélair: 1781 – 5 October 1802]
It is funny how they are making all kind of movies about Pocahontas (that young Native becoming that guy's bride
But never mention [Anacaoan] same age who started a revolution over the Columbus rapists
Very very Informative Interview much respect to Haiti