The Haitian Diaspora & The Haitian Flag Holiday

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Chita Tande With HHFoH

Haitian Heritage Friends of Haiti

6 episodes

2 days ago

Chita Tande; which translated from Haitian Creole means "Sit Down and Listen," is a podcast hosted by members of Haitian Heritage & Friends of Haiti (HHFoH) to bring awareness on the work this organization has done in Haiti since the devastating 2010 earthquake, and the work that remains to be done today. Haitian Heritage & Friends of Haiti (HHFoH) is a grassroots community based 501(c)3 non-profit organization strongly committed to strengthening and improving the Haitian Community in the Charlotte area and beyond, founded by Haitian-American humanitarian activist Sabine Guerrier.

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The Haitian Diaspora & The Haitian Flag Holiday | Bonus: Haitian History Quiz

Chita Tande With HHFoH

35 minutes 20 seconds

4 years ago

The Haitian Diaspora & The Haitian Flag Holiday | Bonus: Haitian History Quiz

On this episode of Chita Tande with HHFoH, Graham, Naomie, Hancy, Natasha, and Micana sit down for a conversation regarding the vast difference in the observance of Haitian Flag Day on May 18th between Haitians in diaspora and those who live in Haiti. Graham began by asking each Haitian-born member of the panel to recount their experience in how the holiday was celebrated in Haiti and compare it with the grandiose and fervent manner in which Haitian-Americans celebrate Haitian Flag Day with parades, parties, and a massive online presence. Natasha, the only US-born member of the panel, spoke of the way she discovered the importance of Haitian Flag Day for the small Haitian community in which she grew up in Connecticut. Graham ended the conversation with a 10-question Haitian history quiz by dividing the panel in two teams composed by Hancy and Natasha as Team A, and Naomie and Micana as Team B.

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