Haiti's Political Turmoil and Personal Betrayals

This chapter examines the historical context of the U.S. government's involvement in the overthrow of Haiti's popular president during the Eisenhower era, revealing corporate influence and the chilling consequences that followed. It intertwines personal narratives of trauma and betrayal, particularly through familial experiences linked to the political climate, highlighting the dualities of public admiration versus private failure. The chapter also reflects on the importance of education as a means of social critique, alongside personal experiences with media and activism.