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A vintage black-and-white newspaper-style cover featuring a textured, aged background. At the center, a hand-drawn illustration of an open suitcase overflows with symbolic items: Haitian coffee, Barbancourt rum, Maggi cubes, and a stack of books. Surrounding the suitcase are subtle sketched elements representing the Haitian dyaspora: a Brooklyn street sign, an airport departure board, and a woman speaking into a static-filled telephone. In the background, faint outlines of Haiti’s map blend into silhouettes of people in motion, symbolizing migration and return. The composition evokes history, movement, and the resilience of identity.

Reclaiming Haiti’s Futures: Returned Intellectuals, Placemaking, and Radical Imagination

An intellectual desk setup featuring an open book titled *Teaching Haiti* by Dr. Cécile Accilien, with handwritten notes in the margins. Surrounding the book are aged parchment papers, a quill pen, and an oil lamp casting a warm glow. A vintage-style microphone sits nearby, symbolizing a podcast discussion. In the background, faint overlays of Haitian art and historical imagery blend into the scene, representing Haiti's rich cultural and intellectual heritage. The composition evokes a scholarly and reflective mood, emphasizing the depth of Haitian history and narratives.

Teaching Haiti: Strategies for Creating New Narratives

The Rules Were Never Meant for Us: Understanding the Market’s Game

**Alt text:** Cover of the book *The Colonial System Unveiled* by Baron de Vastey, translated and edited by Chris Bongie. The cover features a striking black-and-white photo of a person draped in a white shroud-like garment, holding a painted mask resembling a skull. The background shows a group of similarly dressed figures and a wall with the word "Senate" faintly visible. The title appears in bold yellow-green text at the top.

The Colonial System Unveiled

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Simbi and the Coders: When Magic Becomes Automation

Can We Ever Just Be? Black Identity Beyond the Shadow of...

Spirals in the Caribbean: Representing Violence and Connection in Haiti and...

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Dominoes, Dictators, and Human History

Rejecting the Tin-Cup Cycle of ‘Helping’ Haiti

The Road is Made by Walking It: Why No One Can...

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