dominicanslovehaitians
Dominicans Love Haitians Movement
Dominicans Love Haitians Is unraveling the conversations created around race, culture, economics and migration in the island currently known as Hispanola and in response to the Dominican law passed that renders as many as 200,000 Dominicans of Haitian descent stateless. This is a call to embrace our heritage African, Indigenous and European and recognizing and honoring Haiti for being the first Black Republic to liberate themselves from imperialism. It is looking at and redefining the paradigm of race; its context and classification system created by Europeans that allowed them to suppress other cultures.
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Have you set yourself up to give? Do you put it into your financial plans to give throughout the year to non profits that you believe in? Drop links of your favorite BLACK run, BLACK creates non profits. Our Donation button is in the bio👆🏾or go to bit.ly/DONATELOVE https://www.instagram.com/p/CH0e4ZzDzzZ/?igshid=3zvdhgo2ql5o
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It took us a long time to process this email when we received it. We had to read the words several times before we could comprehend the message. And to be honest we still don’t know what to make of it. Do we feel anything? Apathetic? Not really sure. We keep looking at the words bitches referencing children and it’s offensive. Painful to believe children don’t need dolls. We hear so many stories of how dolls enriched people’s live. And when we hand delivered them it was a moment of elation, joy and sadness that we didn’t have enough for everyone. There is truth people need to eat. But joy is just as important! Imagination can provide food on your table. Now that gringo part....all ppl from the states Yankees even first generation island folks? #blackdollproject #loveisrevolutionary #unlearnracism https://www.instagram.com/p/CHw8RWQjnUI/?igshid=qcx6nsu9lnfw
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Black Joy. Black Dolls. Black Love. This year has been heartbreaking so many friends, family and peers no longer with us. But the difference each person who elevates this platform so we can elevate our youth is inspiring. Please consider donating $50 will allow us to purchase 4 Black Dolls, $20 2 Black Dolls, etc. Every dollar makes a difference in the work we are creating to transform the world and support unlearning racism. Donation link is on bio👆🏾 Giving so much thanks to Sili who believes in the work we are creating. So excited for the future we are building to dismantle white supremacy! @silirecio #unlearningracism #blackdollproject #blackdollsmatter #nonprofitdonations #blackdollarsmatter https://www.instagram.com/p/CHv_1_MDHEX/?igshid=u6e70nkz94p6
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This Friday come to party! Enjoy Afrofuturisticfunk! Come thru for Oyasounds!! DJ Sabine @oyasound Shake your ass off! Be free! Find joy! Black joy! Movement is Medicine! Support our movement we raised $200 and your support will get us to the next stage!! #Blackjoy #blackliberation #blackdollars #blackdollarsmatter #blackownedbusiness #blacknonprofits #afrofuturistic #afrofuturismo #afropeople #ayiticheri #ayiti #dominicanslovehaitiansmovement #powertothepeople #loveisrevolutionary #afrodominicano #afroroots #rootwork #conjurewoman #ancestralhealing #ancestralmedicine #loversrock #takemetochurch #soulclap #supportblackownedbusinesses #supportblackbusiness #supportblacknonprofits #black https://www.instagram.com/p/CHvz4OJjAD-/?igshid=wblyedv53y0j
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𝙄𝙣 𝙍𝙚𝙢𝙚𝙢𝙗𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙘𝙚, 𝘿𝙚𝙖𝙧 𝙃𝙖𝙞𝙩𝙞 Jeune Haiti On August 6, 1964, the group Jeune Haiti disembarked at Petite Rivière de Dame Marie in the south of Haiti, in an attempt to liberate the country from the terrors of Francois Duvalier who had dissolved the Parliament and proclaimed himself president for life. For many reasons, including the assistance expected from the population that did not materialize, these young guerilleros were either killed or captured one by one. November 12, 1964 " I remembered well this infamous November 12, 1964, the day of Numa and Drouin's executions. To me these young men were the symbols of courage and pride. They had sacrified their lives for a better Haiti. The diabolical Francois Duvalier had forced delegations of primary school children to witness Drouin and Numa's execution." Exerpt of Fort-Dimanche, Dungeon of Death, page 95 - #jeunehaiti #papadoc #duvalier #caribbeandictators #unitedstatesinterference #colonialcrimes #dictators #remembrance #haiti #ayitikiskeya #dominicanslovehaitiansmovement #fallenheros https://www.instagram.com/p/CHuk1vfjAXO/?igshid=4e8ov4tkjmib
#jeunehaiti#papadoc#duvalier#caribbeandictators#unitedstatesinterference#colonialcrimes#dictators#remembrance#haiti#ayitikiskeya#dominicanslovehaitiansmovement#fallenheros
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Join us Friday 11.20.20 starting @5pm for our virtual fundraiser. We dancing, lifting spirit and being supported by you. Donate bit.ly/DONATELOVE #dominicanslovehaitiansmovement #givingtuesday #givegenerously #loveisrevolutionary #blackdollproject #blackdollarsmatter https://www.instagram.com/p/CHt08REDOVI/?igshid=1n0hlvrncvmfm
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Join us this Thursday with Lee Vasi, Dominican-Puerto Rican artist as we discuss who really represented the Latino vote in Georgia. RSVP in Bio👆🏾 Politics, Art, Latinidad, Negritude In Conversation will be a series of talks highlighting Black artists, activists, and non-profits who use their art to dismantle systematic racism. Musician. Artists. Dominican–Puerto Rican Lee Vasi I am a Black American, and I'm very proud of that. I'm very honored to walk in all of this inheritance of life as a Latina and as a Black American." Vasi also wants to make sure she's representing the Latinx LGBTQ community in her work. "We're not represented because people don't know that we exist," she says. "It feels intentional that we are not represented, and that hurts. I struggled a lot as a kid because I never saw a complete version of myself represented. I pulled from different parts from all these different cultures ... I make the music that I make to heal from the hurts of my childhood, and I know I'm not the only one. So it's really important to me that I work to create the space, because it matters." Educator. Producer/Filmmaker Anjanette Levert Producer, filmmaker, curator/programmer, and professor at the number one Historical Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Spelman College. A graduate of Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism and City College of New York’s Documentary Program with a Masters in Fine Arts, Anjanette seeks to use images to uplift marginalized peoples, exposing their humanity and thus either dismantling or expanding mainstream narratives. Moderator Clarivel We, Us, You. Warrior of Truth, from the ancestral land of the island of Ayiti. Raised on the bones of Lenape people in New York City. Human. Artist. Founder of Dominicans Love Haitians Movement Lee and Anjanette will be discussing who REALLY turned out the vote in Georgia—especially with Eva Langoria dismissing the importance of Black women in turning Georgia blue during this Presidential Election. Plus much much more. #Georgiaelection #Dominican #PuertoRican #Black #BlackAmerican #AfricanAmerican #Unlearn Racism #Dismantlysystematicracism https://www.instagram.com/p/CHebL3-jZAm/?igshid=1j4o64shrw7zd
#georgiaelection#dominican#puertorican#black#blackamerican#africanamerican#unlearn#dismantlysystematicracism
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Join us this Thursday with Lee Vasi, Dominican-Puerto Rican artist as we discuss who really represented the Latino vote in Georgia. RSVP in Bio👆🏾 Politics, Art, Latinidad, Negritude In Conversation will be a series of talks highlighting Black artists, activists, and non-profits who use their art to dismantle systematic racism. Musician. Artists. Dominican–Puerto Rican Lee Vasi I am a Black American, and I'm very proud of that. I'm very honored to walk in all of this inheritance of life as a Latina and as a Black American." Vasi also wants to make sure she's representing the Latinx LGBTQ community in her work. "We're not represented because people don't know that we exist," she says. "It feels intentional that we are not represented, and that hurts. I struggled a lot as a kid because I never saw a complete version of myself represented. I pulled from different parts from all these different cultures ... I make the music that I make to heal from the hurts of my childhood, and I know I'm not the only one. So it's really important to me that I work to create the space, because it matters." Educator. Producer/Filmmaker Anjanette Levert Producer, filmmaker, curator/programmer, and professor at the number one Historical Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Spelman College. A graduate of Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism and City College of New York’s Documentary Program with a Masters in Fine Arts, Anjanette seeks to use images to uplift marginalized peoples, exposing their humanity and thus either dismantling or expanding mainstream narratives. Moderator Clarivel We, Us, You. Warrior of Truth, from the ancestral land of the island of Ayiti. Raised on the bones of Lenape people in New York City. Human. Artist. Founder of Dominicans Love Haitians Movement Lee and Anjanette will be discussing who REALLY turned out the vote in Georgia—especially with Eva Langoria dismissing the importance of Black women in turning Georgia blue during this Presidential Election. Plus much much more. #Georgiaelection #Dominican #PuertoRican #Black #BlackAmerican #AfricanAmerican #Unlearn Racism #Dismantlysystematicracism https://www.instagram.com/p/CHeMXyPj9SD/?igshid=faz447zkaav7
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An everyday minute to minute process. Getting the work done of liberation. #unlearnracism #dismantlewhitesupremacy #loveisrevolutionary #dominicanslovehaitiansmovement https://www.instagram.com/p/CHa7UvRj7Fo/?igshid=1kaz43w90urfg
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Join us this Thursday with Lee Vasi, Dominican-Puerto Rican artist as we discuss who really represented the Latino vote in Georgia. RSVP in Bio👆🏾 Lee Vasi “I am a Black American and I'm very proud of that. I'm very honored to walk in all of this inheritance of life as a Latina and as a Black American." Through her music, Vasi wants her listeners to understand that life is worth living. "We have to fight for our experience to live and not just survive. We deserve to live and it's worth it," she says. "I want to effect change in the perceptions of Blackness, of Latinidad, of womanhood, and of the LGBTQ+ experience. I'm really tired of people only seeing one experience or one version of an identity, and I hope to bring perspective and understanding to people about all the identities that I inhabit." (Excerpt people español) @leeleevasi @peopleenespanol #Blackfemmes #Blackqueer #afrolatinidad #lgbtq+ #dominicanpuertorican #latinidad #music #art #politics #negritude #activism #dominican #puertorican #africanamerican #black #leevasi https://www.instagram.com/p/CHa3-7aDNAi/?igshid=1w3kpl1alnbv2
#blackfemmes#blackqueer#afrolatinidad#lgbtq#dominicanpuertorican#latinidad#music#art#politics#negritude#activism#dominican#puertorican#africanamerican#black#leevasi
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Racism isn’t going to be healed until we speak our truths and hold people accountable. This is not the moment to hang back and become complacent. Now more than ever we need to do the work of unlearning racism. Eva Longoria like everyone else has to be held to a high standard to dismantle the biases she has. Yes did she mention Black women. Sure and in one spoken moment side swiped all the efforts constantly created by Black Women. Who are the real heroines? Black women. @evalongoria #unlearnracism #presidentialelection2020 #dismantleoppresivesystems #disruptsystemsofracism #dominicanslovehaitiansmovement #fucklatinidad #afrolatinas #loveisrevolutionary https://www.instagram.com/p/CHa0YARDu6j/?igshid=12tqn8al15r2e
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Public Service Announcement #fucklatinidad #unlearnracism #dismantleantiblackness #undowhitesupremacy #loveisrevolutionary The work as we see to dismantle white supremacy much needed. It ain’t over. 500+ years of deprogramming and decolonization ahead of us. https://www.instagram.com/p/CHYFJs-D7PZ/?igshid=kb2wxpz0b5en
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“ The United States is not at all united. We live in two countries. In one, people are willing to grapple with racism and bigotry. We acknowledge that women have a right to bodily autonomy, that every American has a right to vote and the right to health care and the right to a fair living wage. We understand that this is a country of abundance and that the only reason economic disparity exists is because of a continued government refusal to tax the wealthy proportionally. The other United States is committed to defending white supremacy and patriarchy at all costs. Its citizens are the people who believe in QAnon conspiracy theories and take Mr. Trump’s misinformation as gospel. They see America as a country of scarcity, where there will never be enough of anything to go around, so it is every man and woman for themselves. They are not concerned with the collective, because they believe any success they achieve by virtue of their white privilege is achieved by virtue of merit. They see equity as oppression. They are so terrified, in fact, that as the final votes were counted in Detroit, a group of them swarmed the venue shouting, “Stop the count.” In Arizona, others swarmed a venue shouting, “Count the votes.” The citizens of this version of America only believe in democracy that serves their interests.” Excerpt @roxanegay74 (new york times) #unlearnracism #unitedstates #dismantlewhitesupremacy #whitesupremacyisterrorism https://www.instagram.com/p/CHVplZjDrQ1/?igshid=er3lz1czz141
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A word. Take it in. Process it. Unlearning everyday. #presidentialelection2020 #unlearnracism #dismantlecastesytem #loveisrevolutionaryact #dominicanslovehaitiansmovement https://www.instagram.com/p/CHVdIOAj6bE/?igshid=11izav7gt9zyz
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He really trying not to know. He’s fired. #soreloser #trump2020 #trumpfired https://www.instagram.com/p/CHUQRV6jsRe/?igshid=1uexzc1qz0k3j
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Join us in celebration today! #unlearningracism #caribbeannews #ayitikiskeya https://www.instagram.com/p/CHTfwNGDziK/?igshid=1d44x0819zjsd
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Bye. #trump2020 https://www.instagram.com/p/CHTcE0ED4jN/?igshid=13wcv19ko59b6
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