John Bertron RSD advocated for the liberation of the poor. He called for a revolution. He spokeed against US imperialism saying they the Americans want to hold our guts always in their hands. Thus, we will be economically,politically,and culturally dependent.

In this manufacturies haitain people made the baseeballs that players used in the major league and the sesame street stuffed animals and Disney t-shirts sold in US stores. but the workers were paid the lowest wages in the Western Hemisphere

After the US occupation it came 30 years of a bloody dictatorship the duvalier first papa doc and then his son baby doc rule with brutal force. But enjoyed US support bc they were allies.

Snley Butler ex marine militar Quotes "I was a rakateeer, a ganster for capitalism. I helped make Haiti and CUba a decentt place for the National City Bank. boys to collect revenues." Buttler gave that speech in 1932

It was pretty good for US business interests. US businesses leased thousands of acres for plantations. and use haitain as cheap labor

President Franklin D. Roosevelt bragged saying "The facts are that I wrote Haiti's Constitution myself and, if I do say it, I think its pretty good"

The Us went. to. control Hades finances for another 13 years. after the occupation. The us wanted to change the haitain constitution because it didn't allow foreigners to own land. Haitian people didnt want to changee it. well the us marines went into Hades National Assembly and forced haitian lawmakers out at gunpoint then tehy replaced theem with legislature with officials that quickly approved the neew US backed constitution

the reason she wanted to make this video because she noticed that the oveerwhelming makority of the news we get about Haiti focus on gangs and poverty but rarely in the countries and corporations that help create the crisis

US stayed on Haiti for 19 years Making it one of the longest US occupations just behind afganistan. US officials took full control of Hades Finances and forced the country to take on more debt. even after haitain officials said. no, American officials insisted and then installed a president who would agree

In 1914 Us marines went into Hades National Bank and. grabbed half a million dollars worth of gold and bring it to new york to the vault of national city bank

In the following years US got the perfect excuse Hades president was killed by an angry mob.<br /> Then in 1915, United states Marines land in Haiti to batlle haitian bandits threating destruction of americans properties

by the end of the 1700 they were a aprox of half a million enslaves on the island, that were abused and tortured. after 3 years of struggle haitians people fought france and increible won its independence at 1804 ( it wasnt going to last that much) afteer 20 years france attacked again

We dont talk how even in recer years countries like US have continued to meddel in haiti to exploit the land and people for profit

"The story of haiti cannot be told without the role of imperial powers that for centuries have extracted wealth from the country through violence"

Haiti is a country that gets financial aid of billions of dollars and still cant get out of poverty, the story of a country of enslaved people who fought their colonizers and won, but was super punished for that

finantial institutions where dreaming for these to happen

Tangent brutal death of haitian president guillaume sam

She wants a change on the moral of the industrial training for black people because white workers have better training

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Ladies of the Georgia Educational League:

The telegram which you sent to Governor Northern to read to his audience, informing the people of the North of your willingness to undertake the moral training of the colored children of Georgia, merits more than a pass ing notice. It is the first time, we believe, in the history of the South where a body of representative Southern white women have shown such interest in the moral welfare of the children of their former slaves as to be willing to undertake to make them more worthy the duties and responsibilities of citizenship. True, there have been individual cases where courageous women have felt their moral responsibility, and have nobly met it, but one of the saddest things about the sad condition of affairs in the South has been the utter indifference which Southern women, who were guarded with unheard of fidelity during the war, have manifested to the mental and moral welfare of the children of their faithful slaves, who, in the lanuage of Henry Grady, placed a black mass of loyalty between them and dishonor. This was a rare opportunity for you to have shown your gratitude to your slaves and your interest in their future welfare.

The children would have grown up in utter ignorance had not the North sent thousands of her noblest daughters to the South on this mission of heroic love and mercy; and it is worthy of remark of those fair daughters of the North, that, often eating with Negroes, and hi the ear lier days sleeping in their humble cabins, and always surrounded by thousands of them, there is not one re corded instance where one has been the victim of violence or insult. If because of the bitterness of your feelings, of your deep poverty at the close of the war, conditions were such that you could not do this work yourselves, you might have give a Christian's welcome to the women who came a thousand miles to do the work, that, in all gratitude and obligation belonged to you, — but instead, these women were often persecuted, always they have been ruthlessly ostracised, even until this day; often they were lonely, often longed for a word of sympathy, often craved association with their own race, but for thirty years they have been treated by the Christian white women of the South, — simply because they were doing your work, — the work committed to you by your Saviour, when he said, "Inasmuch as you did it to one of the least of these my brethren, you did it unto me," — with a contempt that would serve to justify a suspicion that instead of being the most cultured women, the purest,

Josephine quotes on the newspaper "Womanhood is the gentler aspect of life", "and should not be prostituted to the baser motives of society. What is to become of the race if woman disregards the sacredness of motherhood and sisterhood? Thee genera; federation must rest its head upon the breast of the mother of tears or else go out into the shadows of the night and die