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Black Indians
An HLLN Appeal for equity and justice
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Black Indians and Thanksgiving
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A message from the Choctaw- Black Indians, original indigenous peoples of the Americas on July 4, 2008 (Who Are We?)
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The 2008 Historic Mission to Enid, Oklahoma to Gather with the Black Indians (Flyer)
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The Trail of Tears Continues for Black Indians
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Biography of Angela Molette
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Blacks were the original peoples in the Americas
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Praise for the Red and Black Connection
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Native Americans: The Red-Black Connection
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1804 Independence Proclamation of Haiti's Founding Father, General Jean Jacques Dessalines "....if they find asylum amongst us, they will be once more the schemers of our troubles and our divisions."
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UN Troops Accused of Human Rights Violations in Haiti by Maria Luisa Mendonça | January 21, 2008, Americas Program, Center for International Policy our by Maria Luisa Mendonca, Jan. 21, 2008, Americas Program, Center for International Policytroubles and our divisions."
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Dessalines Is Rising!!
Ayisyen: You Are Not Alone!


 




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Black Indians - An American story
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Native American Films
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Black Is the Color of Liberty
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Going Back to Source
- Lasous O M Pwale
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The Meaning of July Fourth for the Negro by Frederick Douglass
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zilibuttonCarnegie Hall
Video Clip
No other national
group in the world
sends more money
than Haitians living
in the Diaspora
Red Sea- audio

The Red Sea


Ezili Dantò's master Haitian dance class (Video clip)

zilibuttonEzili's Dantò's
Haitian & West African Dance Troop
Clip one - Clip two


So Much Like Here- Jazzoetry CD audio clip

Ezili Danto's

Witnessing
to Self
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Update on
Site Soley

RBM Video Reel
Haitian
immigrants
Angry with
Boat sinking
A group of Haitian migrants arrive in a bus after being repatriated from the nearby Turks and Caicos Islands, in Cap-Haitien, northern Haiti, Thursday, May 10, 2007. They were part of the survivors of a sailing vessel crowded with Haitian migrants that overturned Friday, May 4 in moonlit waters a half-mile from shore in shark-infested waters. Haitian migrants claim a Turks and Caicos naval vessel rammed their crowded sailboat twice before it capsized. (AP Photo/Ariana Cubillos)

Dessalines' Law
and Ideals

Breaking Sea Chains

Little Girl
in the Yellow
Sunday Dress
Anba Dlo, Nan Ginen
Ezili Danto's Art-With-The-Ancestors Workshops - See, Red, Black & Moonlight series or Haitian-West African

Clip one -Clip twoance performance
zilibutton In a series of articles written for the October 17, 2006 bicentennial commemoration of the life and works of Dessalines, I wrote for HLLN that: "Haiti's liberator and founding father, General Jean Jacques Dessalines, said, "I Want the Assets of the Country to be Equitably Divided" and for that he was assassinated by the Mullato sons of France. That was the first coup d'etat, the Haitian holocaust - organized exclusion of the masses, misery, poverty and the impunity of the economic elite - continues (with Feb. 29, 2004 marking the 33rd coup d'etat). Haiti's peoples continue to resist the return of despots, tyrants and enslavers who wage war on the poor majority and Black, contain-them-in poverty through neocolonialism' debts, "free trade" and foreign "investments." These neocolonial tyrants refuse to allow an equitable division of wealth, excluding the majority in Haiti from sharing in the country's wealth and assets." (See also, Kanga Mundele: Our mission to live free or die trying, Another Haitian Independence Day under occupation; The Legacy of Impunity of One Sector-Who killed Dessalines?; The Legacy of Impunity:The Neoconlonialist inciting political instability is the problem. Haiti is underdeveloped in crime, corruption, violence, compared to other nations, all, by Marguerite 'Ezili Dantò' Laurent
     
No other national group in the world sends more money than Haitians living in the Diaspora
 
 
 
 
 







 


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Ezili Danto's Note: We of Ayiti, living abroad and at home, along with our friends and supporters at Ezili's HLLN, stand in solidarity, support and in struggle for equity and justice, as Jean Jacques Dessalines would wish us to stand in solidarity, support and struggle, with the original peoples of North America, the Black Indians, especially the Black Indians of Oklahoma, USA. (Black Indians - An HLLN Appeal for Justice and Equity ; See also Blacks were the original peoples in the Americas)
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The 2008 Historic Mission to Enid, Oklahoma to Gather with the Black Indians (Flyer)

Black Indians -
An HLLN Appeal for Justice and Equity

Ezili Danto's Note: We of Ayiti, living abroad and at home, along with our friends and supporters connected to Ezili's vast network herein today declare that we stand in solidarity and in support, as Jean Jacques Dessalines wou