HAITI JOURNAL: The Americanization of Haitian Culture
1,464 views · Published 19 June 2015 · 14:24 · Indexed 6 November 2026
Channel: South Florida PBS · 2015 · Education
Despite its independence in 1804, Haiti remained attached to France, its former colonizer, which had influenced the political, educational, economic and social system of the Caribbean country. With the U.S occupation in 1915, the American culture and language became more presence in Haiti. Then after the 2010 earthquake, the number of American organizations established in Haiti has increase tremendously. Can these organizations influence the Haitian culture? Guests: Sandy Dorsainvil, Little Haiti Cultural Complex Georges Bossous, World & Action, Inc.
More from this channel
-
5:56
Pulse: U.S. Census and Defining Caribbean Identity - Part 1 of 2
-
6:26
Pulse: U.S. Census and Defining Caribbean Identity - Part 2 of 2
-
10:30
Issues: Interview with U.S. Rep. Alcee Hastings
-
10:44
Issues: Interview with U.S. Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart
-
5:59
Viewpoint: C Street's Influence over Politics 1 of 2
-
6:15
Viewpoint: C Street's Influence over Politics 2 of 2
-
2:57
Stranahan House Documentary Exclusive - Prof. Harry Kersey on Ivy's Social Activism
-
10:13
Issues: State Race Review - Part 1/2