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Amara Enyia: The Assault on Haitian Immigrants

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Xiomara Corpeño

Dr. Amara Enyia of Diaspora Rising and M4BL joins Frontline Dispatches host Xiomara Corpeño to dig into the history behind U.S. Border Patrol assaults on Haitians in Del Rio, the criminalization of Black migrants, and the movement’s response.

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Sonny Singh

Occupy’s “class-first” analysis still reverberates in the movement; we have much to do in building a more intersectional politics.

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The U.S. Owes a Debt to Haiti and Haitian Migrants

Gerald Lenoir

Haiti deserves freedom from U.S. interference, and Haitian migrants deserve due process and humanitarian relief.

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