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by Nia Imara published in The Progressive, July 27, 2020 The corporate response to the national and worldwide expressions of outrage over the murders of Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and George Floyd is telling. But of what? Certainly, racism did not suddenly become more egregious, …

Haiti Action Committee is honored to distribute this message of solidarity from peasant organizations in Haiti. It has been translated from the original Kreyol version. As the signers so clearly state, “Hand in hand, let us struggle together to eradicate racism and injustice.” From Haiti …

Haiti Action Committee Denounces Attempted Assassination of Fanmi Lavalas Leader Joel “Pacha” Vorbe On March 30th, 2020, at about 3:00 a.m., six heavily armed men invaded the home of Joel Edouard Vorbe, familiarly known as Pacha, a member of the Executive Committee of Fanmi Lavalas. …

Give to the Haiti Emergency Relief Fund [HERF} to help build a teaching hospital for the University of the Aristide Foundation [UniFA]. Go to the website at haitiemergencyrelief.org to contribute and look for the orange donate button. HERF is sponsored by the non-profit East Bay …

Victims and survivors of the November 2018 massacre in Lasalin speak to a delegation of Haiti solidarity activists from the Bay Area/California. The interview was conducted and recorded by Margaret Prescod for Sojourner Truth Radio and aired on April 5th 2019. Listen: http://bit.ly/2WRWFFc Sojourner Truth: …

The United Nations, along with the United States and Canada, trains and supervises the murderous Haitian police and oversees Haiti’s horrendous prisons where beatings, torture and killings are routine. Condemn the police killings of demonstrators in Haiti by the UN-supervised police and attaches
 and demand …