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Jay Givenchy "Off The Porch" Interview
We recently sat down with Florida rapper Jay Givenchy for an exclusive “Off The Porch” interview! During our conversation he talked about life in Broward County, getting arrested before he was 12, the Haitian culture in South Florida, jumping off the porch, getting locked up for home invasion, biggest lesson he learned by being incarcerated, explains how he got his rap name, going viral for his #762Challenge, being named Donkey of the Day on the Breakfast Club, his thoughts on the rap game right now, the music scene in Florida right now, his new EP ‘Worth The Wait’, his single “Big Dawg”, the inspiration for his song “Sometimes”, his next project, being an independent artist, and much more!
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John Henry Clark discusses the mulatto problem that has played the country of Haiti for nearly 300 years
A medical anthropologist and a poisons expert travel to Haiti to explore the mystery of whether zombies exist. The team enters the dark heart of Haiti to find their subjects using brain scans and DNA testing in their investigations.
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This N.J. restaurant brings a taste of Haiti to Union County. Have you ever been to First Republic Lounge? http://nj-ne.ws/OYNdONm
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The Haitians preserved the culture of the indigenous people of Haiti known as the Taino. One element in the Haitian culture that comes from the Taino is cassava bread. Cassava bread is a crispy flat bread made from cassava flour and was a staple dish of the Taino. To make cassava bread, the cassava is grated, all the poisonous liquids are squeezed out, dried into a flour, and sifted on a flat griddle pan made of cast iron. In Haiti, cassava bread is usually served with peanut butter.
In this documentary, I explore the mysterious culture of Haitian Voodoo and it origins. You will learn about a variety of aspects, from how it's used for good and bad, to werewolves, Zombies, and on how it gave the Haitian slaves the unity to overthrow the French back in the start of the 19th century, and much more... Enjoy! Brgds Mr.T
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Despite its independence in 1804, Haiti remained attached to France, its former colonizer, which had influenced the political, educational, economic and social system of the Caribbean country. With the U.S occupation in 1915, the American culture and language became more presence in Haiti. Then after the 2010 earthquake, the number of American organizations established in Haiti has increase tremendously. Can these organizations influence the Haitian culture?
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Georges Bossous, World & Action, Inc.
Haitian culture is original and is hard to get it if you are not in the crowd. People from all over the world have been trying to understand this ancient and distinctive culture to avail.
Once you get to know a couple of Haitians people, you will come to understand them better. Most of what you have been hearing about these lovely people are untrue.
It is with determination that Haitian culture is a bit hard to understand. It stems from the improvement of Creole as a language
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May is Haitian Cultural Heritage Month in South Florida, and what better way to celebrate culture if not through food! We explore the colorful diversity of Haitian cuisine and how South Florida chefs keep Haitian gastronomy alive.
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Chef Dominique, KC Healthy Cooking
Chef Irie, “Taste the Islands”
Chef Thia, “Taste the Islands”
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Anderson Cooper "doesn't care about food" but even he enjoys food from the sidewalk stalls in Haiti.
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Being possessed, it turns out, is exhausting work. Just ask Mambo Edeline St. Armand. While popular culture portrays Vodou as full of curses and sticking pins into little dolls, the religion has in fact played a central role in Haitian cultural identity since the country's birth, a result of the New World's first and only successful slave rebellion. Since Brooklyn is home to the largest Haitian population outside of Haiti, we sent Thomas Morton into our own backyard to witness the realities of being possessed by Vodou's multitude of rowdy, rum-thirsty spirits.
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The Culture Challenge: HAITIAN wife & AMERICAN husband debate cultural differences! | Who's right!?
Just looking at us on the surface, you might think that we both come from the same place, but the reality is that we actually have very different backgrounds and upbringings. Kothney-Issa was born (and lived in), Port-Au-Prince, Haiti until she was 7 years old. Before moving to the United States…first Florida & then Missouri. Marek on the other hand was born and raised in a working class neighborhood in Kansas City, MO.
Knowing each other since the age of 13 and now being married for nearly 6 years, some of those cultural differences are bound to surface. Today we’re diving into the discussions and debating some of the most heavily contrasted & funny ways in which we each see the world. Some of the questions include:
1. True or False: my spouse’s native language is difficult to learn?
2. How do you greet people in your household?
3. What was your families “household mantra” growing up?
4. What day was church day?
5. What was the most cooked meal in your household weekly?
6. Who owns the food on your plate?
7. In your household, did your parents approve of other adults complimenting you excessively?
8. Was it normal to get disciplined outside of your immediate household?
9. What age do kids need to leave the house?
10. Can sickness be healed with household remedies?
We hope you enjoy this video, and maybe even learn a thing or two, like the fact that Kothney-Issa speaks Haitian Creole fluently! Enjoy!
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Learn the interesting history of Haitian Creole -- the most popular French Creole in the western hemisphere.
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