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By Ardain Isma
CSMS Magazine staff writer
As we are nearing the end of 2009, a memorable event has almost gone unnoticed. This year marks the fortieth anniversary of the historic merge between two Marxist organizations in Haiti: Parti de l’ Union...
By Ardain Isma
CSMS Magazine Staff Writer
Poetry can shake souls, and turning timid souls into revolutionary fighting machines was precisely what a group of revolutionary charged young intellectuals intended to do in Haiti in the fall of 1945 when they...
Par Jeanie Bogart
CSMS Magazine
La Foire du Livre de Connecticut organisée chaque année au mois d’octobre par la HAPAC (Haitian American Professionals Association of Connecticut), s’est déroulé dans la plus grande sérénité. Le mot sérénité...
A CSMS Magazine Special
Edwidge Danticat is perhaps the most revered young generation of Haitian writers in North America. She is the kind of writer who does not just tell the story; she takes the reader into a dazzling ride, giving him the magic to...
CSMS Magazine Staff WritersAimé Césaire, one of the Caribbean most important poets, died Thursday at a hospital in Fort-De-France. He was 94. His passing sent consternation to many corners of the world. Césaire gained fame in his early years for...
Par Gérald Bloncourt
Nous publions dans son integralité ce texte qui nous est parvenu de notre ami de Paris, Gérald Bloncourt. Ce texte revèle les sentiments patriotiques et profonds d’un camarade qui a bien longtemps fait de la lutte pour la...
In the late spring of 1932 Langston Hughes, one of the pioneers of the Harlem Renaissance, visited Haiti for his only visit there. He spent about three months in Port-au-Prince and Cap Haitien. The Harlem Renaissance was over. Spent. A flash in the...