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Nzuko offers a healthy fusion of Caribbean and Mediterranean flavors
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Lifestyle
Nzuko offers a healthy fusion of Caribbean and Mediterranean flavors
As a solution for her husband who has many allergies, Laurette Ndukwe made the decision to begin to cook healthy meals at home for her family, changing their diet. 
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Young athlete inspires on and off the course
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Sports
Young athlete inspires on and off the course
Cathy Mayo and her son Delmace Mayo share a unique life/love experience. The beginning of their tale took place when Cathy journeyed to Port-au-Princee, Haiti, to perform volunteer work in 2006. On her third journey to the island in 2008, she met a two-month-old baby named Delmace at the Wings of Hope Orphanage in Las Hobas.
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Trump’s anti-Haitian rhetoric reverberates miles from Ohio
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News
Trump’s anti-Haitian rhetoric reverberates miles from Ohio
Elected officials and local Haitian leaders across the country criticized former President Donald J. Trump after he uttered falsehoods about Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, during the presidential debate earlier this month.
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Documentary ‘Haiti is a Nation of Artists’ paints a portrait of the country’s artistic past and present
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Arts & Culture
Documentary ‘Haiti is a Nation of Artists’ paints a portrait of the country’s artistic past and present
As the month of May, Haitian Heritage Month, comes to a close, a documentary by Jacquil Constant seeks to put Haitian art at the forefront of conversation.
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After fleeing, Haitian migrants find a temporary home in JP
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Local News
After fleeing, Haitian migrants find a temporary home in JP
For Olanda Fontin, things are starting to look up. The 31-year-old recently obtained a work permit and is starting a new job as a homemaker — she is on her way to securing a better life for herself and her family.
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Democratic leaders call for urgent action in Haiti
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Democratic leaders call for urgent action in Haiti
Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley was among a group of Democratic leaders, advocates and heads of Haitian-led organizations calling for U.S. elected officials during an April 11 press call to take “critical action” in addressing the escalating humanitarian crisis in Haiti.
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Decades-old collective uses art to shift public narratives about Haiti
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Arts & Culture
Decades-old collective uses art to shift public narratives about Haiti
In the late 1980s, a tense political situation in his home country of Haiti left visual artist Charlot Lucien with little hope for his future. He was in his mid-20s at the time and involved in political cartooning at a moment when the country’s leaders scorned political expression through media. So, he left.
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Local Haitian leaders grapple with Caribbean nation’s humanitarian crisis
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Local Haitian leaders grapple with Caribbean nation’s humanitarian crisis
For Patrick Sylvain, Haiti’s current crisis was inevitable. But that doesn’t erase the sorrow he has felt while watching gangs take over the country and the international community left at a loss for action.
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UMass hosts Pan African forum with Cuba as focus
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Local News
UMass hosts Pan African forum with Cuba as focus
The Boston Pan African Forum and the National Network on Cuba joined together Oct. 13 for a conference at UMass Boston on Cuba, Haiti and the wider Caribbean.
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News
Local leaders react to UN force for Haiti
Local Haitian community leaders have expressed mixed feelings about a new armed peacekeeping force slated to be sent to Haiti and led by Kenya.
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Dominican government deporting Haitians
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News
Dominican government deporting Haitians
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk has called on the Dominican Republic to cease forced deportations of Haitian migrants and people of Haitian ancestry amid a growing human rights crisis in Haiti.
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Kréyol fashion brand opens brick-and-mortar shop
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Business
Kréyol fashion brand opens brick-and-mortar shop
Visitors to Bow Market in Somerville’s Union Square can now spot the vibrant colors and chic silhouettes of local designer Joelle Fontaine in the windows. Fontaine opened the first brick-and-mortar shop for her brand Kréyol at the end of May and has quickly become a part of the local business marketplace.
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