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Vintage Haiti: Team World Cup 1974

June 19, 2014

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#LunionSuiteExcellence 🇭🇹 ⁠ A Proud Moment

#LunionSuiteExcellence 🇭🇹 ⁠
A Proud Moment of Representation in U.S. Leadership⁠
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In a nation with over 20,000 incorporated cities, towns, and villages, only a few leaders come from diverse and underrepresented communities. Among these trailblazers are four remarkable #Haitian American mayors in Florida who are breaking barriers and paving the way for future generations. These distinguished individuals are:
1. Alix Desulme⁠, Ed.D
2. Samson Borgelin⁠
3. Roger Michaud⁠
4. Micheal Joseph, Esq.⁠
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This milestone celebrates individual accomplishments and is a testament to the Haitian American community’s resilience, dedication, and hard work. Each of these leaders brings unique perspectives and experiences that enrich the cities they serve while inspiring countless others to pursue leadership roles. ⁠
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Haitian Americans have long been integral to the fabric of the United States, contributing to various fields such as the arts, education, healthcare, and business. The election of these four mayors underscores their growing influence in politics and the trust their communities have placed in them. Congratulations to Mayors Alix Desulme, Samson Borgelin, Roger Michaud, and Michael Joseph, Esq.! ⁠
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#lunionsuite #haitianamerican

No way you only watched this once!!! 😆😆😂⁠
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BREAKING - Florida Governor #RonDeSantis has annou

BREAKING - Florida Governor #RonDeSantis has announced a special legislative session to prepare the state for implementing President-elect #DonaldTrump’s aggressive immigration policies. Scheduled for the week of January 27, the session comes shortly after Trump’s inauguration on January 20. It aims to align Florida’s laws with the incoming administration’s sweeping plans for border security and deportation. ⁠
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#Trump has pledged to issue over 100 executive orders within the first days of his presidency, targeting #immigration enforcement as a top priority. His administration has proposed measures to bolster border security, expedite deportations, and address other policy priorities. However, despite promises of #massdeportations, questions remain about the feasibility of removing the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants currently residing in the United States. ⁠
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DeSantis emphasized the importance of state and local cooperation in enforcing federal immigration laws. “State and local officials in Florida must help the Trump administration enforce our nation’s immigration laws,” DeSantis said on Monday. “In order to do that effectively, we are going to need legislation to impose additional duties on local officials and provide funding for those local officials.” ⁠
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As the nation closely watches Trump’s first 100 days, DeSantis’s move underscores Florida’s readiness to play a significant role in implementing his agenda. ⁠
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Video Source: @Local10news⁠
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This Sunday marked 15 years since the catastrophic

This Sunday marked 15 years since the catastrophic earthquake that devastated #Haiti, claiming hundreds of thousands of lives and leaving the country in ruins. Haitian communities in #Chicago and #Miami came together to honor those lost, celebrate the resilience of survivors, and reflect on the cultural impact of Haiti's history.⁠
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In Chicago, the Haitian-American community gathered Saturday night for the "19th Annual Unity Day" event in Englewood. This event held special significance, as it coincided with the 15th anniversary of the earthquake and Haiti's Independence Day. January 1, 1804, marks the day Haiti became the first independent black republic, a pivotal moment in the nation’s history. The evening celebrated this liberation while also reflecting on Haiti's profound impact on shaping Chicago’s identity.⁠
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Meanwhile, in Miami's #LittleHaiti, hundreds of people gathered to march in remembrance of the 2010 #earthquake victims. The community came together to honor the lives lost and celebrate the survival and perseverance of those who lived through the disaster. The march was a testament to the #Haitian community’s strength as people in South Florida united for a day of remembrance, solidarity, and #cultural pride.⁠
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As the community continues to rebuild and heal, these gatherings serve as a reminder of the importance of remembering the past, honoring the present, and supporting the future of Haiti and its people.⁠
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Video Sources: @Abc7chicago x @Cbsmiami⁠
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What’s better than being Haitian?! 😍🔥🇭🇹
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15 Years Later: 🇭🇹 🙏🏾🕊️⁠ Rememb

15 Years Later: 🇭🇹 🙏🏾🕊️⁠
Remembering January 12, 2010⁠
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"No matter how much I try to bury this event deep in my mind, I can’t. To all the January 12, 2010 survivors? We here, we made it, don’t feel guilty, God spared us because he has something greater in store to do with us. Stay the course, stay faithful and truthful to him and will be alright! Love 🤍. 1/12/2010" - @Iamcksmoove⁠
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#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian #haiti

15 Years Later: 🇭🇹 🙏🏾🕊️ Rememberi

15 Years Later: 🇭🇹 🙏🏾🕊️
Remembering January 12, 2010
Today marks 15 years since the devastating 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck #Haiti at 4:53 PM, claiming over 250,000 lives and leaving 1.5 million homeless. On this solemn day, we remember those we lost and stand with the survivors whose lives were forever changed. Your strength and resilience in the face of unimaginable tragedy continue to inspire us all.
This day powerfully reminds us of our nation's immense pain and enduring hope and spirit. Haiti’s strength lies in its people, who continue to rise despite all odds.
However, even as we honor this resilience, we must acknowledge our country's ongoing challenges. We wish the situation were different and that Haiti’s road to recovery had been smoother. The current instability and struggles within the country are heartbreaking, and our hearts go out to those still suffering. We stand together, hoping for a brighter future where the pain of the past no longer weighs on our people and where Haiti’s promise is fully realized.
We honor your courage, remember the lives lost, and pledge that Haiti's spirit will never be forgotten.
Nou Pap Janm Bliye
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#HaitianAmerican #Congresswoman Sheila Cherfilus-M

#HaitianAmerican #Congresswoman Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick led a letter to President #JoeBiden and Secretary of Homeland Security #AlejandroMayorkas, advocating for the extension of Temporary Protected Status (#TPS) for #Haitian nationals. She emphasized the critical need to act swiftly to prevent innocent lives from being endangered.⁠
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On August 4, 2024, Secretary Mayorkas announced the extension of TPS for Haiti, now effective until February 3, 2026. This decision allows eligible Haitian nationals residing in the United States to continue living and working legally during this period.⁠
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The extension comes in response to the persistent challenges in Haiti, including environmental disasters and ongoing security concerns, which make it unsafe for nationals to return. These conditions underscore the importance of continued TPS protections.⁠
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In a message on X, Congresswoman Cherfilus-McCormick reiterated her commitment to advocating for the Haitian community, stating:⁠
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“The Haitian community is still at risk of losing their TPS. I led a letter to @POTUS and @SecMayorkas calling for an extension to Haitian TPS holders. Innocent lives will be at stake if we don’t act now.”⁠
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This advocacy aligns with recent actions taken by the #Biden administration to extend TPS for nationals from other countries facing similar challenges. Notably, on January 10, 2025, the administration extended deportation relief for approximately 900,000 immigrants from #Venezuela, #ElSalvador, #Ukraine, and #Sudan just days before Donald Trump enters the White House with a vow to restrict the program. This 18-month extension grants these immigrants deportation reprieves and work permits, reflecting the administration’s commitment to providing humanitarian assistance to vulnerable populations. ⁠
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AKA "stop being so invested!" 😂🇭🇹 ⁠
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Barbados has reversed its decision to send troops

Barbados has reversed its decision to send troops to #Haiti, citing escalating security concerns and a lack of global strategic planning. Minister of Foreign Affairs #KerrieSymmonds announced that Barbados would now focus on providing technical assistance rather than military personnel.⁠
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In a statement to #Barbados TODAY, Symmonds expressed concerns about the worsening situation in Haiti, emphasizing that the necessary global coordination to address it has not materialized. “The environment in Haiti has become more dangerous, and we can’t send people into harm’s way without a clear plan,” Symmonds said. “We’re mindful of this [increasing danger], and you don’t want to send people in harm’s way unnecessarily. The truth is, there hasn’t been the level of strategic planning globally that we would have liked.”⁠
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Originally, Barbados had committed to sending troops as part of a United Nations-backed multinational peacekeeping mission under the #Caribbean Community (#CARICOM) umbrella. ⁠
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Symmonds noted that Barbados would continue to provide technical assistance, such as specialized medical and training support, but sending military personnel was no longer being considered. He also pointed to the #Kenyan-led mission, which had expected continued U.S. support, but the U.S. elections have disrupted that. The lack of movement from the U.S. government, especially following the elections, has stalled international efforts.⁠
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“The situation in Haiti cannot be put on pause,” Symmonds said. “If we have to wait until January 20 for a new administration to come into place in the United States, so be it. He expressed frustration with the lack of tangible progress, noting that discussions surrounding Haiti’s crisis have gone silent since the change in U.S. leadership.⁠
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Barbados’ position reverses as other countries have begun deploying personnel to Haiti. Last week, Central American nations joined the international response with the arrival of 83 security personnel, including an advance team of eight soldiers from El Salvador and 75 military police officers from Guatemala. #lunionsuite

Falonne Dieurisma, a respected assistant referee a

Falonne Dieurisma, a respected assistant referee and member of the #Haitian Football Federation (#FHF), has officially graduated as a police officer from the 34th class of the #Haitian National Police (#PNH). The ceremony, held on January 10, 2025, at the École Nationale de Police (ENP) in #PortauPrince, marked a significant milestone in her multifaceted career. ⁠
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Dieurisma, who has been an integral part of the FHF and continues to represent #Haiti in international football as a referee, completed a rigorous five-month academic and physical training program. Her commitment to excelling in sports and law enforcement speaks to her remarkable resilience and determination. As a FIFA-licensed referee since 2018, Dieurisma is also expected to continue her role on the #FIFA officials list for 2025,⁠
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In addition to her refereeing duties, #Dieurisma has balanced her responsibilities as a mother and businesswoman. Now, as a newly graduated police officer, she is poised to serve her country on the field and protect and restore peace within #Haiti.⁠
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Dieurisma’s graduation comes amid heightened security concerns in Haiti, where the nation continues to struggle with increasing gang violence. The Haitian National Police has made significant strides to bolster its ranks, and the 34th promotion brought approximately 700 new officers into the force.⁠
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📸 @Fhfhaiti⁠
#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #caribbean #sports

Philadelphia’s #MeekMill and Haitian-American ar

Philadelphia’s #MeekMill and Haitian-American artist @Fridayy have once again joined forces for a powerful new track. Meek recently took to social media to share the emotional experience of working together, saying, "Me and Fridayy was in the studio dropping tears last night with the song we made for his album!!!! Sh*t epic!!!!!"
This isn't their first collaboration. Their previous track, "Don't Give Up On Me," featured on Meek Mill's 2022 mixtape Flamerz 5, was well-received, showcasing Meek's raw lyricism alongside Fridayy's soulful vocals.
While no release date has been announced yet, the buzz surrounding this collaboration is already building. #Fridayy, known for his chart-topping hits and impactful features, continues solidifying his place as one of the most influential voices in music today.
#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian #caribbean

The truth is the truth!! 😆🇭🇹 ⁠ 🎥 @28

The truth is the truth!! 😆🇭🇹 ⁠
🎥 @285tonsoffun⁠
#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #haitian #culture #caribbean

#LetsTalkAboutIt 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹

#LetsTalkAboutIt 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹 ⁠
A recent list from World of Stats proudly recognized the #HaitianRevolution (1791–1804) as one of the top 10 revolutions that changed the course of world history. Our revolution stands out for its profound impact on Haiti and its far-reaching influence on the global struggle for freedom and equality. ⁠
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The Haitian Revolution is historic for several reasons, chief among them being its status as the only successful large-scale revolt by enslaved people in modern history. Over more than a decade, enslaved Haitians led a fierce rebellion against French colonial rule, ultimately abolishing slavery and establishing Haiti as the first independent Black republic in 1804. This bold defiance shattered the prevailing notions of racial inferiority and colonial dominance that held sway across the Western world at the time.⁠
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The success of the Haitian Revolution sent shockwaves throughout colonial empires, forcing the abolition of slavery in several other nations and inspiring similar movements around the globe. The revolution transformed the socio-political landscape of #Haiti and reshaped global perspectives on race, freedom, and human rights. For Black communities worldwide, the revolution symbolized resilience and empowerment, a reminder that justice could be achieved despite insurmountable odds.⁠
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World of Stats’s inclusion of the Haitian Revolution, among other pivotal events, remains a powerful testament to the resilience and courage of the Haitians who challenge oppression in pursuit of a better future.⁠
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#lunionsuite #haitianamerican #caribbean

At the request of the public and the Beninese gove

At the request of the public and the Beninese government, singer and comedian @axelmerryl invited @tonymixhaiti to Cotonou, #Benin, for the national Vodou celebration, #VodunDays. Upon arrival, the #Haitian DJ was met with a warm reception from Axel and local fans. 🇧🇯🇭🇹⁠🔥🎤
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That evening, 50,000 people gathered to enjoy the rhythm of Tony Mix’s hit “Je m’en fous,” which he collaborated on with Axel Merryl. This track, born from their TikTok connection, has captured the hearts of both Haitian and Beninese audiences. Axel’s admiration for Haitian culture led to his adoption as a beloved figure within the community, and the song quickly gained popularity on TikTok.⁠
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📸 @digital_shoot_officiel⁠
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