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The Hidden History of Haiti follows a people who refused to be slaves, from the plantations of Saint-Domingue to the first Black republic. Knowledge is power. History is our foundation.
By Ralph Jefferson Francot Virgile
ORDER THE BOOKA priestess, a seamstress, two soldiers, and a nurse: five women without whom the story of 1804 is incomplete.
READ THE STORYIn 1816 a defeated Simón Bolívar landed in Haiti with nothing. President Pétion gave him ships, weapons, and one condition.
READ THE STORYOutside Cap-Français, the army of formerly enslaved people defeated Napoleon’s troops and opened the road to independence.
READ THE STORYIn a forest on the northern plain, enslaved leaders swore an oath. A week later the richest colony in the world was on fire.
READ THE STORYOn the southern coast, a town of artists builds giant papier-mâché masks and throws one of the Caribbean’s most original carnivals.
READ THE STORYSpoken by every Haitian, shaped by Africa and France, and rich in proverbs: the story of Haitian Creole.
READ THE STORYThe women and men who broke the chains and built a nation. Choose one to read their story.
The kits, the collection, the book, and the history behind them. Swipe or use the arrows.
Five centuries in eight dates.
Columbus reaches the island the Taíno people call Ayiti.
Spain cedes the western third of the island to France.
In August, enslaved people in the north rise up. The revolution begins.
Toussaint Louverture abolishes slavery forever across the island.
The flag is created on 18 May. The final victory comes on 18 November.
On 1 January, Haiti becomes the first Black republic.
The fortress built to protect that freedom is completed.
Kreyòl becomes an official language alongside French.
“In overthrowing me, you have cut down only the trunk of the tree of liberty. It will spring back from the roots, for they are numerous and deep.”
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To honor Haiti’s revolutionary legacy through premium apparel, education, and cultural products that inspire pride, unity, and empower future generations.
Author. Entrepreneur. Visionary. I created Haiti Legacy Collection so our history is never forgotten and our legacy keeps inspiring generations to come.
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