Haiti: Our Revolution Continues 2-11-23

2023-02-11

Program Title: At the most difficult times, Haiti's doors have always been wide open to African and Indigenous people seeking refuge Theme Song: Batay la fèk Kòmanse by Berthony Pierre-Louis Intro We thank the listeners who donated last week and encourage our listeners to continue support WBAI and to support on behalf of our program Haiti: Our Revolution Continueshttps://www.give2wbai.org; Make a minimum $50 donation to WBAI and get a 6oz. bottle of organic Haitian Castor Oil Song #2: Sa a se remò - Aw...

Program Title: At the most difficult times, Haiti's doors have always been wide open to African and Indigenous people seeking refuge

Theme Song: Batay la fèk Kòmanse by Berthony Pierre-Louis

Intro

We thank the listeners who donated last week and encourage our listeners to continue support WBAI and to support on behalf of our program Haiti: Our Revolution Continues
https://www.give2wbai.org; Make a minimum $50 donation to WBAI and get a 6oz. bottle of organic Haitian Castor Oil

Song #2: Sa a se remò - Awozam

Reflections on African-Americans in Woodlawn, Chicago protesting against the presence of Haitian refugees in their neighborhood

Sound #3: Bid em in - Oscar Brown Jr & French version of a similar slave auction

Song #3: Africa Unite - Bob Marley

Immigration segment with Ninaj Raoul of Haitian Women for Haitian Refugees

Closing remarks and announcements

Closing song: Kenbe la - Mozayik

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