The jazzy sounds of this Haitian artist brings to mind Seal, Bob Marley and Tracy Chapman. The message is in the music. The soul is in the guitar riffs and smooth vocals. His sound is a potent combo of jazz-rock-soul-reggae... enjoy. Find out more about BelO here.
"Born on October 29th 1979 in Croix des Bouquets in the outskirts of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. BelO, a young musician and songwriter is influenced by different musical genres from Reggae, Vodun, Rara and soul that flirts with a flavor of jazz. Ever since his youth, BelO has been in love with music and rapidly developed his talents. BelO started his career at the age of 11 while in school, interpreting songs from his idols, Buju Banton, Bob Marley... just to name a few. Growing up, BelO always knew that music would be the center part of his life. "
In the Dominican Republic dispossessed Haitians are under armed guard on plantations harvesting sugarcane, most of which ends up in US kitchens. Cutting cane by machete, they work 14 hour days, 7 days a week, frequently without access to decent housing, electricity, clean water, education, healthcare or adequate nutrition.
Link to full length movie here: The Price Of Sugar
Edwidge Danticat –Reknown Novelist:
Association of Haitian Journalists:
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A Dominican Republic vacation is hazardous to your health.
A Barbaric Lynching of Haitian in the Dominican Republic
On Wed. Feb 10, 2015, in this paradise of Euro-development, DR terrorist hung a young Haitian shoe shine worker, named Claude 'Tulile' Jean Harry in Santiago Park. His hand and foot tied together. Read more.
Lynching is an old U.S. Jim Crow method of terrorizing the African-American community. Lynching has been revived by ISIS.
Haitians are the least violent people in the Caribbean. Nations such as the colonized DR have 4 times more violence, larger militarized forces, more foreign owned property and lots of pedophile tourists and prostitution. US' colonization of the DR since the failed 1963 independence struggle, has made Dominican women the 4th most trafficked prostitutes in the world (after Brazil, Thailand, and the Philippines).
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Clean Water for Everyone in Haiti
Zili Dlo 2012 - Dream of a lifetime begins: Peasant Haiti mothers have arrived in India for training, two villages await for the light and help these mothers
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The Seizure of Haiti by the US: A Report on the Military Occupation of Haiti and the
History of the Treaty Forced Upon Her
Issued by The Foreign Policy Association
Endorsed & distributed by The National Popular Government League - April 1922
"Every material statement made in this document is derived from the Official Report of the Hearings before a Select Committee of the U.S. Senate pursuant to Senate Resolution 112, authorizing an inquiry into the occupation and administration of the territories of the Republic of Haiti..."
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Haitian Peasants Against Monsanto
A large demonstration of at least 10,000 farmers had occurred in central Haiti on Friday, June 4. organized by "Mouvman Peyizan Papay" or MPP, the peasants and a contingent of youths from the capital marched for three hours to the town of Hinche to protest the American multinational company Monsanto and demand the burning of 475 tons of roundup ready genetically modified seeds the company was trying to "give" Haiti.
The jazzy sounds of this Haitian artist brings to mind Seal, Bob Marley and Tracy Chapman. The message is in the music. The soul is in the guitar riffs and smooth vocals. His sound is a potent combo of jazz-rock-soul-reggae... enjoy. Find out more about BelO here.
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