Killing the Elites: Haiti, 1964
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Like my guest today, I’ve never found it particularly useful to cast François Duvalier as some frothing, otherworldly monster. That story is too easy....
Baron de Vastey and the Origins of Black Atlantic Humanism (...
Key Research Terms —Baron de Vastey —Noel Colombel —Haiti’s Isolation —Regeneration —Haiti’s Kingdom vs. Haiti the Republic —Edouard Glissant’s Theory of Opacity —The Unmediated...
Awakening the Ashes(Part 3/3): An Intellectual History of the Haitian Revolution....
Welcome back to another captivating episode of the Nèg Mawon Podcast. In this episode, your host Patrick Jean-Baptiste continues his Scholar Legacy Series with...
Awakening the Ashes (Part 2/3): An Intellectual History of the Haitian...
What didn't we discuss in this wide-ranging part 2/3 discussion with Dr. Marlene Daut on the intellectual history of the Haitain revolution?
Well, she took...
Awakening the Ashes (Part 1/3). Conversations with Dr. Marlene Daut
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Episode Outline
Intro- ToC - Her Most Haitian Book - On the Title - Restorative Justice for Haiti - Our Ancestors had the Receipts! -...
Food, Ego, and Failure: The Harsh Truth About Haitian Restaurants in...
The Minimum Viable Plate: How Vanity Kills Haitian Restaurants Before They Even Open
There is a kind of romance to the idea of owning a...
Shibboleths and Passports: The Marks of Empire
My wife is in transit, crossing borders, navigating spaces that recognize her, and spaces that do not. She sends me a text from the...
Throw the Rock, Hide the Hand: Trump’s Great Deception
I do not know Donald Trump. But I know the city that made him, the tabloids that birthed him, the bodega endcaps where his...
Friendship in the Age of Self-Improvement
I have learned to pay attention.
I have learned that friendship—the kind that lasts, the kind that stretches over decades, the kind that takes root...
Selling Liberation: When Toussaint Louverture Became a Beer Pitchman
There is something uncanny about this image—Toussaint Louverture, stripped of the very thing that made him. He’s there, immortalized in a 1940s beer ad...
