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Galloping for Glory: Kitana St. Cyr Rides Into History With Haitian Pride

From the quake-shaken streets of Haiti to the manicured fields of international polo, Kitana St. Cyr is rewriting the narrative of what it means to be Haitian in elite sports. With a helmet marked by the Haitian flag and a spirit forged in resilience

THE QUIET STORM: Why Haiti Must Rally Behind Desta Clerveau—Now

Desta Clerveau isn’t just training for medals—she’s fighting for Haiti’s dignity on the world stage. When a lack of funding canceled her shot at an international competition in the Philippines, it wasn’t a loss of skill—but of support. Now, with a se

Naomi Osaka: Haiti’s Quiet Thunder on the World Stage

Naomi Osaka doesn’t just serve aces—she serves purpose. With Haitian blood in her veins and a fire shaped by resilience, Naomi is more than a tennis champion. She is a living symbol of Haiti’s global brilliance. While the world often highlights her J

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A Taste of Home: Why KAKI RUM Is More Than a Drink — It’s a Haitian Legacy Reborn

Posted by Admin 1 on December 9, 2025 at 5:10pm

How a Haitian woman turned ancestral craft into a symbol of cultural pride and economic power.

Culture & Heritage | The Haitian Pulse Editorial Team | December 9,…

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Flavor With Soul: EPICE of the Caribbean Launches Heritage Spice Brand Inspired by Haiti

Posted by Admin 1 on December 6, 2025 at 1:32am

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A Taste of Haiti, Preserved in a Jar: EPICE of the Caribbean Launches Authentic Heritage-Driven Spice Brand

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Régine Condé: A Haitian-American Engineer Proving Haiti’s Potential

Posted by Admin 1 on July 31, 2025 at 1:11am

From Les Cayes to Leadership: How One Haitian Woman’s Journey Showcases the Talent Haiti Must Harness

Haitian Excellence | The Haitian Pulse Editorial Team | July 27,…

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Obama’s LGBTQ Comments Ignite Global Debate—and Stir Strong Reaction in Haiti

Posted by Admin 1 on July 20, 2025 at 9:18pm

As Barack Obama calls for men to have gay and nonbinary friends, Haitians reflect on their own values and where the nation stands in a rapidly changing world.

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