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I don't know exactly what they mean by getting no respect at home. But I do know that some successful Haitians walk around like they are better more »

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man that was a good one from someone thats not christian (that should be) and thax for telling us what we all ready know. People are just people more »

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The nurturing systems one finds outside of Haiti are geared toward success for the collectivity.In most advanced countries and/or continents more »

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We don'r believe in fairy tales, dreams or visions. In America Fairy Tale, Dreams and visions come true. landing in the moon (Alunire) was a more »

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I think that it's wrong to say that " Haitians Succeed Out Side Of Haiti Yet Get No Respect At Home" this is a generalization because not more »

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You could not have said it any better, and I agree with you 100%. As Haitians, we need to collectively come together for a common goal. We more »

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it is truth Woody the ppl you know are those who let down no matter what i love it even tough i ain't finish read it more »

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Born in New York raised in Montreal from Ayitian parents. I lived in Ayiti (land of mountains an Indian word )worked on a sopa-opera in more »

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Woodring: that is true and I think that has to be with the sad side of human nature that means: not only more »

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because I'think no one give haiti no respect, so it's hard to get respect from your own more »

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