The Haitian American

The Haitian American Created in 2011 from a Need to Empower, Motivate, and Encourage Success through Education. C., Philadelphia, Chicago and Boston.

Haitian-American defined: Haitian-Americans are Americans of Haitian heritage, or Haitian-born people who are naturalized citizens or permanent residents of the United States. The largest proportion of Haitian-Americans live in South Florida, New York, Washington, D. According to the 2009 the US Census, there are an estimated 1,000,000 Haitian-Americans living in the U.S.

The Haitian American is blog which aims to highlight positive community leaders and uplifting stories about Haitian-Americans in their local community, universities, churches, families and more. "If this is a battle for our souls. Then it's a battle for our future. In order to win, we will rely on our roots. Culture, Community, Education, Service and Success." Background: Haitians that emigrated to the United States brought many of their cultural practices and ideologies to their communities. Many foreign-born Haitians went into the business sector, often setting up their own businesses. Many Haitians established barbershops and their own restaurants (predominately Haitian cuisine). Haitian presence and culture is often strongly felt when entering communities of a significant Haitian-American presence, most notably, the well-known ethnic enclave in Miami, FL known as "Little Haiti." Neighborhoods in New York, such as Flatbush (Nostrand), East Flatbush, and Canarsie of Brooklyn and Elmont, Long Island, have a significant Haitian-American influence as well. The Mattapan section of Boston is considered the main center of Boston Haitians. More recently, many Haitians have left "the big city" for a better, more quiet life and better education for their children thus growing Haitian communities in smaller cities in the Northeast especially Providence, Rhode Island. Influence is sometimes marked by the everyday conversations between people in Haitian Creole on the streets. Second-generation Haitian-Americans are generally more successful in terms of higher-paying occupations, and significantly better levels of education. Follow Our Website http://Lunionsuite.com

She gets it!   🇭🇹
01/02/2025

She gets it! 🇭🇹

Happy New Year!! 🎉Happy Haitian Independence Day! 🇭🇹2025 marks the 221st anniversary of Haiti’s independence, a historic...
01/01/2025

Happy New Year!! 🎉
Happy Haitian Independence Day! 🇭🇹

2025 marks the 221st anniversary of Haiti’s independence, a historic milestone that established the world’s first independent Black republic, the first independent state in the Caribbean, and the second in the Western Hemisphere after the United States. This proud achievement forever changed the course of history and stands as a testament to Haiti’s resilience and strength.

As we celebrate 2025, we cannot ignore the immense challenges Haiti continues to face. We pray that this year inspires all Haitians, at home and abroad, to unite and work together to save our beloved country. May this milestone remind us of the courage of our ancestors and encourage us to fight for a future where peace, stability, and prosperity prevail.

Praying for love, unity, and progress for Haiti and the Haitian community around the world. Together, we can continue to carry forward this extraordinary legacy.

12/31/2024

Soup Joumou: A Bowl of Freedom, Love, and Resilience 🇭🇹
Soup Joumou is more than just a dish—it’s a living testament to Haitian independence, resilience, and pride. Every spoonful carries the story of our ancestors who triumphed over oppression, securing freedom for generations to come. In this video, I’m sharing the process of making this iconic soup, from the fresh ingredients to the final flavorful bowl that represents liberation and hope.

Want to learn how to make it step by step? Head over to YouTube channel for the full tutorial and bring this piece of history to your table this January 1st. Let’s honor the legacy and keep the tradition alive.

Remember soup joumou is meant to be shared and varies from household to household. So share a bowl this Independence Day!

  🇭🇹🎉🇭🇹From international tours to chart-topping hits, Haitian artists have truly dominated 2024! Here’s our spotlight o...
12/30/2024

🇭🇹🎉🇭🇹
From international tours to chart-topping hits, Haitian artists have truly dominated 2024! Here’s our spotlight on the trailblazing Haitian musicians who reshaped the music scene this year!

Joe Dwet File 🇭🇹
Joe made history with a Single d’Or for “Fem Voye” and sold out L’Accor Arena for 40K fans. His global hit “4 Kampe” kept the world vibing all year.

Fridayy 🇭🇹
With hits like “Back To You” and “Baddest in the Room,” Fridayy continues to make waves globally, especially with his track “Malaika” featuring Nigerian artist Toni.

Jason Derulo 🇭🇹
Jason Derulo brought Haitian Konpa to global stages during his Nu King tour, with his album debuting at #1 worldwide!

Kodak Black 🇭🇹
Kodak Black’s “Redemption” concert in Miami was a hit, and his album Dieuson Octave kept fans buzzing, especially with Sexy Red on tour.

Troubleboy Hitmaker 🇭🇹
His album Toxic broke records with all-female features, including “Brize” and “Konte Sou Mwen.” Toxic has not only redefined the game but also made waves on the global scene, reaching #1 on the World Music Chart

Michaël Brun 🇭🇹
Brun’s BAYO festival in NYC was a massive success, and his single “Safe” with Rutshelle Guillaume & John Legend hit Billboard’s top 10.

Rutshelle Guillaume 🇭🇹
Rutshelle took 2024 by storm with “Tolere m” featuring Richard Cave and “Safe” with John Legend & Michaël Brun.

Oswald 🇭🇹
Oswald’s Oxygen album, with hits like “Ou Fè m Vagabon,” has taken over playlists worldwide.

Kenny Haiti 🇭🇹
His debut album Time to Shine topped global charts, led by the viral hit “Kle Kou.”

Tonymix 🇭🇹
Tonymix dropped major collaborations and sold out his New York concert, solidifying his influence.

12/30/2024

It’s more than just a job—it’s about respect, purpose, and preserving Haitian identity.

Hire with intention. Hire Red and Blue.

Discover opportunities at HaitiPros.com—where Haitian identity thrives!

  😩🇭🇹
12/28/2024

😩🇭🇹

Sunrise Airways, a key player in   aviation, is grappling with significant challenges, including fuel shortages in  , lo...
12/28/2024

Sunrise Airways, a key player in aviation, is grappling with significant challenges, including fuel shortages in , logistical hurdles, and technical problems. These issues have heavily impacted flights out of Haiti’s only operational airport, causing widespread disruptions. On December 22 and 23, adverse weather conditions further compounded the situation, forcing additional flight cancellations.

In one particularly troubling instance, 115 passengers on a Sunrise Airways flight from Miami to Cap-Haïtien found themselves stranded after their flight was canceled.

✍🏾

12/28/2024

Beloved konpa band made history by becoming the first konpa group to sell out an arena, thrilling fans with their highly anticipated reunion concert at the UBS Arena in New York. The sold-out event marked a historic milestone for Haitian music, showcasing Carimi’s unmatched influence and global appeal. 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹

After disbanding in 2016, the group reunited for their first show in Paris in 2022, followed by this groundbreaking concert. Fans were captivated by their signature energy and emotional performances, proving once again why Carimi remains an icon in the genre.

Formed in 2001, the bandan acronym for its members Carlo Vieux, Richard Cavé, and Mickael Guirand quickly rose to fame with hits like Ayiti Bang Bang and Buzz. Their infectious rhythms and heartfelt lyrics earned them international acclaim, solidifying their place as ambassadors of Haitian music.

The sold-out UBS Arena concert was a star-studded affair, with special guest appearances that elevated the evening. One of the most emotional highlights was the band’s tribute to the late Mikaben, a cherished artist and collaborator. Their heartfelt homage moved many in the audience to tears, honoring Mikaben’s enduring legacy in Haitian music and culture.

By selling out the iconic UBS Arena in New York, Carimi has set a new standard for konpa bands, proving their enduring legacy and the unbreakable bond between the band and their devoted fans.

🎥

12/28/2024

One of the most impactful ways to use social media is by sharing knowledge. Let’s keep sparking curiosity and encourage others to ask important questions! 🎥 🇭🇹🇭🇹

12/27/2024

The way Grandma jumped back! 😆🇭🇹
🎥 Themorrisons/TikTok

12/27/2024

When she said, “I Need You,” 😭😍🇭🇹
We love to see it!! || 🎥

Real Stories, Real Results! We take pride in helping homeowners recover their unclaimed funds afterforeclosure. These in...
12/27/2024

Real Stories, Real Results!
We take pride in helping homeowners recover their unclaimed funds after
foreclosure. These inspiring success stories fuel our mission every day!

Haneer Young’s Story:
"I had no idea we were owed $36,000 from my late mother and
grandmother’s property. Thanks to Overage Surplus Recovery, we
reclaimed a part of our family’s legacy. Forever grateful!"
💬 Yvette B. Reyes’ Story:
"Brenda is a lifesaver! Her diligence and professionalism saved my family
member’s property. We couldn’t have done it without her!"
Let us help YOU reclaim what’s rightfully yours.
Call us at: +1 (305) 508-4020
Learn more: https://overagesurplusrecovery.com/

  🤭🇭🇹 According to our friends at , this is how you would explain Konpa to a non-Haitian.
12/27/2024

🤭🇭🇹
According to our friends at , this is how you would explain Konpa to a non-Haitian.

A family Christmas card from the Danger Family! 🎄🇭🇹 📸
12/27/2024

A family Christmas card from the Danger Family! 🎄🇭🇹
📸

12/26/2024

GRAPHIC WARNING: Two journalists were killed and several others injured in a violent gang attack during the planned reopening of Haiti’s largest public hospital in on Tuesday, according to the country’s Online Media Collective. A police officer also lost his life in the incident.

The General Hospital, which had been forced to shut down earlier this year due to gang activity, was scheduled to reopen on Eve. As journalists gathered to cover the event, suspected gang members opened fire, disrupting the ceremony and sparking chaos.

Robest Dimanche, a spokesperson for the Online Media Collective, identified the slain journalists as Markenzy Nathoux and Jimmy Jean. Several other reporters were injured in the attack, which Dimanche attributed to the Viv Ansanm gang coalition. The Haitian Association of Journalists condemned the violence, describing it as a “macabre scene comparable to terrorism, pure and simple.”

Interim President Leslie Voltaire addressed the nation, expressing condolences to the victims, including press members and law enforcement. “I send my sympathies to the victims, the national police, and the journalists,” Voltaire said, without providing specific casualty figures.

The government later issued a statement denouncing the attack as a “heinous act” against an institution dedicated to health and life, promising a firm response to the perpetrators. Videos circulating online, purportedly from journalists trapped inside the hospital, showed two lifeless bodies on stretchers, their blood-stained clothes and press credentials visible. Other footage showed reporters lying injured on the floor. These videos have not yet been independently verified.

Street gangs control an estimated 85% of Port-au-Prince, regularly targeting key infrastructure, including the main international airport and major prisons. Johnson “Izo” André, a notorious gang leader affiliated with Viv Ansanm, released a video on social media claiming responsibility for the hospital attack. He stated that the coalition had not authorized the facility’s reopening.

Video Source: Reuters

Address

Sunrise, FL
33300

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when The Haitian American posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to The Haitian American:

Videos

Share