This is the Wounded Goose Podcast. I am J.C. Faulk, the host. This series explores the concept of freedom, examining what it is and my path toward discovering its meaning for me as a Black man in America, where it is clear to discerning people that it does not exist in this country in its fullness.
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This is the Wounded Goose Podcast. I am J.C. Faulk, the host. This series explores the concept of freedom, examining what it is and my path toward discovering its meaning for me as a Black man in America, where it is clear to discerning people that it does not exist in this country in its fullness.
Sugar, Blood and the Rise of Haiti (The First Black Nation to Free Itself from Slavery)
Travels of a Wounded Goose
25 minutes 40 seconds
4 months ago
Sugar, Blood and the Rise of Haiti (The First Black Nation to Free Itself from Slavery)
Haiti, the first Black nation to win its freedom through blood and fire, was punished for daring to break the chains of colonialism. In Sugar, Blood, and Haiti, J.C. Faulk takes you from the revolutionary past to the sugar fields of today, revealing how colonial powers, debt, and betrayal have kept Haiti under siege for centuries.
This episode connects brutal history, personal witness, and resistance that refuses to die. It’s about colonial nations, and their attempt to crush the life out of a nation that secured it's freedom a half century before the Emancipation Proclamation in the U.S.
Haiti is one of the most profound nations in human history, a people who keep rising no matter how much the world tries to bury them.
Travels of a Wounded Goose
This is the Wounded Goose Podcast. I am J.C. Faulk, the host. This series explores the concept of freedom, examining what it is and my path toward discovering its meaning for me as a Black man in America, where it is clear to discerning people that it does not exist in this country in its fullness.
