Florida

Imagine that, being called a slave at work by your boss in the 21st century in America, forbidden to speak Creole while Hispanic workers are speaking Spanish right in front of you. Doing the all the dirty jobs that others others are exempt from.

Scientists say the city of Miami Florida could disappear within the next century, our children's lifetimes. With so many Diaspora Haitians living in south Florida, this is definitely bad news. Why you ask? Keep on reading...

Haitians in Florida cheered Thursday at Miami City Hall when commissioners voted unanimously to designate Little Haiti as an official Miami neighborhood...

I hate to say it but it looks like the Chikungunya spreading mosquito just got a visa and airline ticket to the United States... LOL... Experts are warning that the mosquito-borne virus rapidly spreading in Haiti and the rest of the Caribbean may become a public health issue for Florida...

Eric 'A to Z' Cadet, a long time Haitian music promoter and radio jockey in Miami's 1580 AM Radio WSRF, will be laid to rest today, Saturday January 7th 2011. Better known as A to Z to South Florida radio listeners, Eric Cadet passed away Thursday December 29th 2011 after a long battle with cancer.

PHOTOS AND VIDEO - Last night, on Haitian Flag Day, downtown North Miami Florida was BLUE and RED! See all the photos here but first... Watch this video clip...

Did you know? Georges Biassou, one of the early leaders of the 1791 slave revolt that gave birth to the Haitian Revolution, was also Florida's highest ranking officer in the 1700s, a decorated general.

If you want to get something done, if you want to change some things in your life, you have to try your very best never to start your sentences with "if" or "I wish".