Daniel fils aime biography of barack obama

  • However, before we address this aspect of Haiti's legacy in more depth, it is important to state that President Obama should also visit the first Black Republic.
  • Tasha L Fils Aime sadly Haiti has been known for being an unsafe place.Since papa doc plus his son..Followed by years after many deaths unsafe.
  • Rhonda Fils-Aimé was adopted by a white family as a baby, and her biological father, Philippe, had no idea.

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    She was being raised as a white child in Texas while her Haitian father was fighting racism in Montreal

    The Doc Project
    CBC Radio
    2019-10-28

    Shari Okeke, Producer


    Rhonda Fils-Aimé and her father, Philippe, at a family gathering this year in Braunfels, Texas. (Submitted by Rhonda Fils-Aimé)

    Rhonda Fils-Aimé was adopted by a white family as a baby, and her biological father, Philippe, had no idea

    Until she was 49 years old, the only information Rhonda Lux had about her family background was that she was German, French and Indian. That’s what her adoptive mother had told her, and for most of her life, Rhonda didn’t question it.

    Rhonda was born in San Antonio, Texas in 1968 and was left in a children’s shelter.

    “I was adopted by a white family and raised in a white community,” she said.

    Only recently, in 2017, did Rhonda discover the truth about her racial heritage and manage to find her father, Philippe — who she learned had been part of an historic protest against racism in Montreal…

    Read the article and listen to the story (00:28:31) here.

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    Obama’s Bucket List

    Why the Presidentship Should Send Haiti

    [For Send out the Period of Jan 11, 2016]

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    A Tribute to Haitian Soldiers for Heroism in the American Revolution

    byaudiegrl | January 14, 2010 · 4:21 pm

    Posted by: Audiegrl

    Dedicated to the people of Haiti both in the US and abroad, please except our profound thanks, and know that our thoughts and prayers are with you…

    Haitian Monument Statue in Franklin Square, Savannah, GA

    After 228 years as largely unsung contributors to American independence, Haitian soldiers who fought in the Revolutionary War’s bloody siege of Savannah had a monument dedicated in their honor. On October 9, 1779, a force of more than 500 Haitian gens de couleur libre (free men of color) joined American colonists and French troops in an unsuccessful push to drive the British from Savannah in coastal Georgia.

    Chairman Daniel Fils-Aime

    “We were here in 1779 to help America win independence. “ said Daniel Fils-Aime, chairman of the Miami-based Haitian American Historical Society. “That recognition is overdue.”“To see a monument in downtown Savannah and the commemoration of the involvement of the Haitian Americans, it’s a dream come true.” said Savannah Mayor Floyd Adams Jr. “This will help educate Americans but also Haitian youth about the significant contribution the
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