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Look at this photo... Haitian high school students from Immokalee High school wearing Haitian Flag t-shirts

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Look at this photo... Haitian Diaspora -- NO Water left at Walmart in Coral Springs, Florida, Shelves are empty as people prepare the impact of Tropical Storm Erika.

KREYOL: Haiti Diaspora : Depi ou tande gen Siklòn nan Florida, Ou pa-p jwenn DLO pou bwè nan Magazin... Gade... Etajè Walmart nan Coral Springs VID lavèy tanpèt ERIKA... No Dlo to Bwè hirrrrrr... LOL...

(Twitter Photo/@FallonKlivian)

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On February 1, 2003, a group of 20 Haitians Students from the Florida Haitian Student Association (FHSA) - most of whom are included in this picture - had a unique opportunity to visit our Haitian detainees at the Broward Work Release Center.

"It was very sad and emotional for me to see my people locked up, knowing all they wanted was freedom. Instead they found sadness, pain, insecurity, and humiliation."

Marie Madistin, President of Haitian Club at Palm Beach Community College-South (PBCC)

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The month of January is Haitian Indepenence Month in Miami Dade County Florida

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Here is a picture of Haitian comedian Johnny 'Tonton Nord' Fleurinord dancing on stage at the Haitian Roots Connection Music Festival in West Palm Beach FL

In the background, Koudjay, a Haitian Racine Music band, performing.

The event that took place on Saturday, June 17th, 2006, at The Meyer Amphitheater, a multipurpose facility, located in Down Town West Palm Beach Florida.

See all the photos here:

West Palm Beach Music Festival
konpafestival.com

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Here is a photo of two street singns, Rhodes Island Street, Sunny Florida Avenue

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