Two Daughters of Haiti Tania’s Take race, culture and the culture of race

Tania wants to learn more about her mother and Haitian culture so she speaks with childhood family friend and founder of Daughters of Haiti-Chicago Cyndee Newman. Their mothers were friends and in some ways Tania feels Cyndee got to see sides of her mother that she didn't. The women talk about Haitian pride, food, history, resilience and being 2nd generation. They examine how to pass Haitian culture and identity to their children and the importance of knowing where you came from and who your people are. It's never too late to grab back the reigns of your history.
@00:10  A love letter to my mother Dr. Edna Richard
@11:56 The Haitian approach to living
@17:56  Haiti's rich culture and history
@19:54 Haitian American vs. African American 
@24:09 Learn about Daughter of Haiti-Chicago 
@29:50 Tania wants to be a debutante
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