A Family Forged By Haiti's Coup
Fresh Air
Exploring Identity and Colorism
This chapter examines the intricate teachings on race and colorism, particularly within a Haitian context, illuminating personal identity beyond mere skin color. It juxtaposes emotional struggles of family separation due to opportunities abroad with reflections on the societal perceptions of being Haitian in the U.S. during the 1980s, culminating in the speaker's transformative appreciation for their heritage and the complexities of navigating identity in college life.
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