Liberia's Struggle: A History of Aid and Independence

This chapter explores Liberia's complex history, from its founding by emancipated slaves to the impact of U.S. aid cuts on healthcare and social systems. It highlights personal stories, like that of farmer Rosaline Fay, to illustrate the dire consequences of these aid suspensions, while also critiquing the relationship between Liberia and the U.S. The discussion reflects on political dynamics, constitutional comparisons, and contemporary community initiatives, providing a rich context for understanding Liberia's ongoing challenges.