Haitian Revolution 
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SOURCE: Medium
1/4/2020
Who was Jean-Jacques Dessalines and Why Does He Matter Now?
by Julia Gaffield
The anniversary of Haitian independence is occasion to rethink the legacy of the nation's first head of state, the uncompromising opponent of slavery and colonialism Jean-Jacques Dessalines.
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SOURCE: The Conversation
1/23/19
Inside the Kingdom of Hayti, ‘the Wakanda of the Western Hemisphere’
by Marlene Daut
With “Black Panther” receiving multiple Oscar nods, it’s time to look at the closest thing to Wakanda that has existed: the Kingdom of Hayti.
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SOURCE: Atlanta Black Star
9-26-13
15 Black Uprisings Against European and Arab Oppression They Won’t Teach in Schools
The Atlanta Black Star features slave revolts brushed under the rug in Western textbooks.
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