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I am half Haitian on my moms side I was never taught Haitian culture so I love to watch videos on the culture

@jrob-mitch7124

3 жыл бұрын

Same, on my dad's side

@NJangel1991

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. On my dad sode

How can one be a black nationalist but wants his daughter to marry a non black man and not a black man? Where’s the logic?

@ChroniclesofaZoe

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@carlosmilord2931

3 жыл бұрын

Chronicles of a Zoe he also hated white people he also the reason why their is 3% of white Haitians in Haiti and still to this day a. Lot of white Haitians are fear to return back home he was killing a lot of white Haitian tho man was good at the sometime he was a monster. He was good because haiti had security and it was safe in Haiti their was no drama like to day in Haiti their was no gangster when he was in power in Haiti you could of sleep in Haiti with your doors open that’s what he was good for but the rest he was bad

@JC_inc

3 жыл бұрын

Papa doc was already dead when his son got with Bennett

@18890426

2 жыл бұрын

Inferiority complex, probably

@ThorsSnorreson

5 күн бұрын

​@@carlosmilord2931to be fair they Trujillo was a good president as well

As a Jamaican I love learning about Haitian history

@Ashybe011

3 жыл бұрын

Same I was born in UK Jamaican parents Haitians are our closest neighbors so they're history is really interesting to me. Thanks Thee M 😊

@robertapisces

3 жыл бұрын

Same!

@patrickhenri6739

2 жыл бұрын

You are learning BS from her.

Haiti's history is similar to that of Africa because we deal with selfish/corrupt leadership in one hand but promote African own innovation and "Aid" that causes our countries to stay complacent on thr other hand. It's like we are always forced to choose the lesser of two evils. On the positive side, there are black leadership that are waking up like John Magufuli (look him up). But we have long way to go before we can have black leadership who truly care about our advancement as African people. I just did Ancestry DNA (I encourage Haitians to do it as well) and I found out I am primarily Cameroon/Congo and Benin/Togo. A lot of Afrolatinx and African Americans can trace themselves back to these countries. We are one big family that separated. It is our job to hold global African leaders accountable and we all need to play our role in investing in African countries. I am tired of Haitian people being at the mercy of foreign governments and foreign people. Let's build up our home.

My great grandfather was arrested when my grandmother was 10 and he was never seen again... so they left Haiti

@armanisage5651

3 жыл бұрын

That’s scary ..

@ChroniclesofaZoe

3 жыл бұрын

I’m so sorry 😞

@dondon9734

3 жыл бұрын

That happend to a lot of people during the military dictatorship in Brazil. Some people are still missing to this day.

when l was 6, I was living in Haiti in the 80s. Tonton macoute and all! that s*** was so crazy. I was there for two years almost three and I saw a lot of s***, my dad almost got shot trying to drive through a checkpoint and he had to pay them off so we can go. But regardless I still wanted to be in Haiti even with the destruction going on. We came back to Brooklyn after my father had died. I am proud today of how many of us keep our heritage no matter where we are. America was scared Haiti was going to be like Castro's Cuba, which in my opinion we should but people who don't know will get upset. Haiti was is and always be America's competition. My bad, I get real about Haiti. Maglwa is the best way to pronounce it 😂

I’m African but I find Haitian history so interesting, thank you for this video 😌💓

I think the regime is more complexed than this. All you have to do is look at what Haiti has become since 1991 and you will see that François Duvalier was a Haitian Julius Caesar.

@ChroniclesofaZoe

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao facts

@tacrewgirl

2 жыл бұрын

Great analogy

Word on the Haitian streets is that François Duvalier's grandson is running to become The President of Haiti. If he becomes The President of Haiti, that means The Duvalier Dynasty is going to continue to reign.

@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192

3 жыл бұрын

That's scary AF.

i’m ready for this, i knew bits and pieces from my mom and dad but not much so looking forward to the knowledge

I love that you give us these videos. I am always so interested to learn about the Haitian culture. I’m not Haitian myself but I love learning about my people’s history no matter where they just so happened to land. Thank you for sharing, now you have me doing some research myself!

I thought Papa Doc was homie from 8 mile. 😅 Looking forward to learning about some Haitian history.

@mskatjay14

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😅

@ADAJ3KINGANGEL

3 жыл бұрын

Kenny Lafortune oh yeah that makes sense

I’m not Haitian but I learned about this in school. Love from a Ghanaian subscriber 🇬🇭✌🏾

I'm Bahamian/Dominican/African American and I always love learning about our carribean history

Yeaaaah, im not gonna ask my grandparents about duvalier. Im not tryna get cursed out or trigger any memories. 💀💀

@ChroniclesofaZoe

3 жыл бұрын

Facts man. It’s sad.

@Seven_santana

3 жыл бұрын

Chronicles of a Zoe I’ve heard them mentioned him a few times and they was dragging him tf out. I never asked why because the way how they were so passionate and visibly emotional about it. Especially my grandma. I never understood why but now watching this and finding out who he was. Fuck duvalier and his family. I’ve heard of baby doc as well but i’m not too familiar with him either.

@Seven_santana

3 жыл бұрын

Chronicles of a Zoe I forgot to mention this but since you wanted to do a dominican related video i was wondering if you wanted to collab with vivabella by xtina? She made a haitian video with a lebanese haitian and it was great. She watches your videos and i commented asking her about it. she seemed down but wasn’t sure if you were to collab because she’s a smaller channel. I also dmed you about it as well.

@ms.wilson6439

3 жыл бұрын

@@Seven_santana what's up with baby doc?

@Seven_santana

3 жыл бұрын

Ms. Wilson I’ve heard little about him because my family really depises papa doc and baby doc. I’ve heard he’s not shit either. So they talk very little about the duvaliers.

This sounds HORRIBLY similar to my country’s issues. Syria. The same. Dictator. People starving. Going missing. Tortured and murdered. Nobody can say criticism. Sounds right. I lost a few relatives to the police taking them away and we never heard from them again. And some relatives so rarely say it but have spoken up about our government police taking them to torture when they say anything negative about our government. It’s awful and an injustice but Haiti wasn’t and isn’t alone in its struggle. 💔

@su-enaahleebeautifulcontra3617

3 жыл бұрын

A lot of Syrians were in Haiti. They help open supermarkets and other trades

@dont_harsh_my_mellow

3 жыл бұрын

@@su-enaahleebeautifulcontra3617 Oh really?! Wow! No wonder. Our cultures are very similar and I always watch and relate to a lot of these issues as a Syrian. So I guess I can see how that would be the case lol. Thank you for you taking time to clarify! :D

@taiwalters9668

Жыл бұрын

@@dont_harsh_my_mellow I'm Jamaican.. but i kno that the Syrians and other Levantine diplomats who were in Haiti during some of its most tumultuous times were not benevolent...

@lous.1548

10 ай бұрын

no haiti is much worse ... and the father of bachar was much much worse

Dictators: I was born in poverty so I’m going to make sure everyone I have power over is in poverty.

He was a small man. 🤷🏿‍♀️figured that

@fn2428

3 жыл бұрын

🤣

@ABJC94

3 жыл бұрын

Like Napoleon. And he did establised, then ended, then reestablished slavery in the French Caribbean Islands because his white wife, born in the Caribbean and daughter of a wealthy slaver family, told him to. 😤

Yess what America has done to Haiti can’t wait for it. Thanks for dropping knowledge in this vid 💛💯

You are so dope. I have never seen an American take the time out to break it down to this generation. This will be a reference piece for generations to come.

@ChroniclesofaZoe

3 жыл бұрын

I’m Haitian because my lineage is Haitian. Me being born in the U.S doesn’t change that. When I have kids they’ll be the same.

@CynicalBlahBlog

2 ай бұрын

@@ChroniclesofaZoe If you’re born here you’re American, sis. Haitian American! I am as well. I love my heritage but any Haitian born in Haiti will make sure to let you know you aren’t Haitian lol.

You gots my African self all invested in learning about Haitian history. I love it! 💞

I like the fact that you do your research about your country. 👍

@ChroniclesofaZoe

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks. i grew up with most of this stuff being said but as I gotten older wanted to dig deeper.

I love learning some of my history my grandma and my mom never told me about this

A video about the beef between Haiti and the Dominican Republic would be a great watch!

@cherishoneal9108

3 жыл бұрын

Yup ever since I read the Wonderous Oscar Wao, I’m wanting to learn more.

@sadefan536

4 ай бұрын

In short Dominicans are pressed Haiti enslaved and killed them during the times where Haiti needed to repay the debt of the French and they colonized or attempted to atleast the Dominican Republic even tho they massacred black Haitians under Spanish rule in 1937

The dog!!!! Really!🤦🏿‍♀️🤦🏿‍♀️🤦🏿‍♀️🤦🏿‍♀️

Ready for part 2 sis! This was great 👏🏾

I am so glad you took the time to do this. Especially since I needed some of this information on papa doc for my literature lesson🤞🏽. Love all your videos!

@ChroniclesofaZoe

3 жыл бұрын

Ayyye lit thanks lols

So I talked to my mom about it earlier tonight and she basically said similar things to what you said in both your videos. She told me how he was paranoid about people rising to revolt against him, and how one time he buried 19 men to their necks and poured syrup on their heads for the ants to eat them. She however, and this is just from her perspective, felt that Haiti was a safer place when he was in charge. She said that she felt like he really only killed those who were against him (again this is just her perspective of things).

I learn a lot about our culture from you as well as a few others. You're very informative. And funny 🤣🤣 and every bit of well rounded. Keep up the good work

Thanks so much for the video love learning things crazy

My grandma told me that she had to write in ciphers during this time period when they were sending letters

BABY DOC next pleaasseeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@user-lu4xp7iv8c

3 жыл бұрын

Neftalie D yesss

I love everything about Haitian people, culture and history !! Thank you for teaching us.. love from Sierra leone 🇸🇱❤

Nice seeing you back always look good,Bless and good information.

Duvalier was just crazy. Mom and dad told me the story of that man just cruel.

Please do Baby Doc next I love history & have always been interested in learning more about Haiti. I'm a fast speaker too but please take it a bit slower such an interesting subject but I need a bit of time too digest each section. Thanks for this content appreciated ☺️

@ChroniclesofaZoe

3 жыл бұрын

I’m Bipolar so yea. Can’t control it most times.

@Ashybe011

3 жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry my dear I didn't know, I will just rewind if I miss a bit. This is my 1st time watching you on this channel I watch your thee madamoiselle follow ed the link glad I did. Thanks for the content & apologies I wasn't being rude I have adult ADHD so I speak fast a lot of the time. Keep it coming glad I clicked the link 🤗 from UK

@KeepingItaBuck_

4 ай бұрын

@@Ashybe011 I don’t think you were rude at all, it was super nice constructive criticism and if she wants to grow and improve she’ll try to slow it down despite her conditions.

@Ashybe011

4 ай бұрын

@@KeepingItaBuck_ thanks it's good to hear from another viewers perspective too.

Wow! Great video! My dad always spoke to about papa doc and baby doc butttt never saidmost of this to me. He said it was the time frame where Haiti was in order and clean. He and my mother both said this is when Haiti was the best.... My mom is 60 and my dad is 72.

@ChroniclesofaZoe

3 жыл бұрын

I know people who feel the same which is wild considering what he has done. I think it’s the same with Cuba and Castro. Lots of mixed opinions.

@jeaneugene439

3 жыл бұрын

😠😠😠😠@@ChroniclesofaZoemy uncle said me when papa doc was in power haiti was more better haiti got food food was cheaper in the country when papa doc was in power haiti got strong haitian army in the TonTon macoutes when papa doc was in power haitian money was the same thing with american money haiti got train haiti got sugar my uncle said haiti was more better when papa doc was in power

@jeaneugene439

3 жыл бұрын

😠😠😠😠@@ChroniclesofaZoe most haitian say papa doc he was good he was evil

@cynthiades8234

3 жыл бұрын

My parents have been in this country since the 1970s. Growing up I used to hear Haiti was always clean and safe. My family said even before the Duvaliers era haiti was safe. It's interesting to listen to all of the elders in their 70s and 80s such as my parents and uncles and aunts discuss this regime. One thing for sure is you could not trust anyone because of fear. So the liberty of discussing opposition was out of the question during that time.

omg this is hilarious and straight chaos smh lmao. Thank you for simplifying history with your humor!

Dope video!

You’re the best. I spent MONTHS searching information on Duvalier and it’s been a dry search.

@ChroniclesofaZoe

3 жыл бұрын

How lols theres vids all over yt 😂

Finna learn some Haitian history

The man was a psychopath, a monster. I read that his mother was seriously mentally ill. Its deplorable how he did his own people.

See im stupid. I watched the like trailer on your main then I went to look for the rest of the vid...... It was in the frickin description......anyways love ya!

Papa Doc, cured people throughout the countryside.

This man killed many of my family members because we were related to Paul Magloire and 14 of them disappeared

@ChroniclesofaZoe

3 жыл бұрын

Damn...I’m so sorry ♥️🙁

@kinggrey8690

3 жыл бұрын

So you are related to President Paul Magloire who was the president of Haiti in the 50'?

My Mothers' Dad which is my Grandfather was Gone because of the dictatorship!! He went to DR and never came back till this day we don't know what happened to him. If he die or if he lived?

Little known fact is that Papa Doc is from Inagua, the Bahamas, his mom was Bahamian and his dad was Haitian. He changed his birth certificate to show his birthplace as Port-au-Prince.

@jeaneugene439

3 жыл бұрын

😠😠😠😠papa doc born Haiti Port-au-Prince

@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192

3 жыл бұрын

No he was born in Inagua, the Bahamas and another thing both of his parents were indeed Haitian but his dad's parents came from Martinique, that's why Haitians in the Bahamas say Duvalier is not a common name in Haiti.

@TheSassiassi

3 жыл бұрын

If his dad was Haitian, the he was Haitian.

@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192

2 жыл бұрын

Damn, somebody needs to teach you how to write a sentence properly.

@jeaneugene439

2 жыл бұрын

😠😠😠😠 papa doc is haitian papa doc born in haiti Port-au-Prince

The tonton marcotte also called less valontoire de securite national respect

It's kinda hard to find info on these guys...my gosh my mind is blown...I've watched some news reports on the death of his son and people on the streets of Haiti were upset that he died...I'm confused how bad is the situation when u yearn for a dictatorship..also I think a lot of poorer people have got brain washed into believing these thieves were good people...man this whole story has got me mad

@tacrewgirl

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed

Enjoying learning about Haitian history.

I’ve actually heard a lot of good things from my parents and grand parents during the papa doc era. The baby doc era not so much

yup…papa doc is the main reason why my grandfather left to the states. very interesting to learn more!

Instead of the Candyman remake, can we have this as a Boogyman movie instead??

@bodyloverz30

3 жыл бұрын

They did, it's called "The Serpent & the Rainbow."

Can’t wait for part 2

@ChroniclesofaZoe

3 жыл бұрын

Its up in the pinned.

Also interesting is that you mentioned what must of happened to the kids in the shot up car, I was so waiting for you to link those to parts of the story. But cool tidbits about michel Bennett if you decided to go in to the papdocs son's story. She had kids before getting married to jean claude duvalier, her 2 kids grad father were killed by papa doc for an attempted coup. So her kids a brothers yet their grandfathers hated each other. Also she is the direct descendant of King Henri Christophe.

@ChroniclesofaZoe

3 жыл бұрын

As I mentioned in the video I’ll be doing Baby Doc later. Also I linked all references I used but a lot of this came from college classes I took as well as family etc. as the disclaimer states in the beginning. Thanks for the info

Super FACTS!

I'm not Haitian I'm just black and I'm interested

America has had it's hand in ALL nations.

@ChroniclesofaZoe

3 жыл бұрын

In general all countries be in everyone business

@ms.wilson6439

3 жыл бұрын

@@ChroniclesofaZoe very true, I'm commenting on the part of the video you were on.

I’m sorry for the pain my family caused all of you for any haitian reading this.

I love how I’m in the channels and a little of the time idk what she’s saying😂 but I love her so

My mom lived during baby doc but like in the 80s nearing the end of his reign

My father is Haitian and said his family fled Haiti in the late 1960s because his father(my grandfather) criticized him and was thrown in jail for it. Since my grandfather knew ppl he made some call and got out like the next day. But VERY soon after my grandfather made plans to mover his wife and children to America.

Bitccccchhhhh I needed this!!! 😳 omgggg

First Time Here!, Anmwey.?😱

My dad said he did Vodou, like bad Vodou

You should do a movie review of "The Serpent & the Rainbow."

This why my mom always get apprehensive when I start trash talking corrupt american leader

Ngl nèg sa ban m pè lowkey 🥴

On my father's side, I have Dominican and Haitian descent, and I'm interested in learning more about the history and relationship between the two countries.

Lol papa doc has no chill °•☆☆•°

I’ve always been fascinated by Haiti history and collect stamps, coins from there and want to go there and see real-life voodoo stuff…. But I’m white,and American. 😳 If I went there and was respectful would I be good?, or would it be very dangerous for me to try and go there and stay for a week or so ? Wonderful video by the way!! I’ll check and see if you’ve done a video on Toussaint Louvertore yet, the “The black Napoleon” some here call him.

Hey Thee Mademoiselle, can you make a video on Paul Magloire? Paul Magloire served as president of Haiti from 1950 to 1956.

The children’s prayer 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️ AIN’T NO WAY.

This man is extra 😂🤦🏻‍♂️

My uncle was a pro democracy journalist during baby docs regime and was forced to exile to france after tonton makout beat and assaulted him. He later died in france years later due to trauma and injuries.

@ChroniclesofaZoe

4 ай бұрын

I am so sorry 😢

Im cuban...he sounds a lot like Castro. Real stand up guy smh.

You should talk about how Haiti had to literally PAY FRANCE IN GOLD FOR OUR FREEDOM 🤬😤😡😠

I thought 4 years of Donald Duck was bad in America this man lasted 14 years ???? 😧

Yur

VIVE LA RÉPUBLIQUE DE HAÏTI!!!!... 🇭🇹

🙋🏾‍♀️💖

🔥 A'SE 🔥

Where is his Daughters Simone “queen”, Nicole and Marie Denise? Why are they no where to be found in the history when they play a huge part

Hey thee 💕💕

I’m born in the USA and I don’t like the country. How do you keep people you stole? Then tell them we didn’t treat y’all that bad and yeah you’re the children of the people that built the wealth of America but we don’t owe you nothing. Maaaaaan I applaud 👏🏾 Haiti. Most of my ancestry is Haitian read up on it. I think that’s why a lot of people in Baltimore and philly are crazy. They dgaf. I’m one of them.

Papa doc was a joke and the family had soldiers standing at his grave site just to make sure no one took his body 🤦🏾‍♀️he gave Haitians money to make himself seem generous

His grandson Francois Nicholas Duvalier (Michele and Baby Doc's son) is running for President of Haiti in 2021.

@surdyfelix8733

3 жыл бұрын

He is not going to win

This sounds kind of like Togo🇹🇬🇹🇬

He was a serious human.

Ma I'm a fan now .....

If you notice he dressed up like bawon samdi

My moms family fled the country because he was targeting my family.

Papa doc created his own army of vuddo ninjas. They would always wear those large aviatoir sunglass look scary

Black nations whether in Africa or diaspora go thru the same sh*t.

He was very crazy after his diabetic coma he believe he was baron samedi he would dress in black suit with a homburg hat he actually talk to his enemies decapitated head.

This type of person sounds familiar.

My grandpa was apart of the ton ton macout

Randomly googled ur bday and in sidereal astrology you’re a saggitarius sun

@ChroniclesofaZoe

Жыл бұрын

Yea I don’t follow that nonsense. I’m a Capricorn ♑️ 💪🏽

It's funny how Duvalier is always portrayed as the bad guy while when he was in power the country was way better than it is today, funny thing is that most institutions that Haitians are using now was his idea and he build most of them tho, (Ex The Airport, Tourism, Sports Centers etc, ), the country was safe. Most people that got exiled were plotting against him , they were trying to overthrow him. His main goal was to change the Haitian Mentality, but no one never understands that. He wasn't that bad. 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

@ChroniclesofaZoe

3 жыл бұрын

You're only saying that because none of your family was killed or exiled due to all the shit he did. It's important to look at all sides of a coin. Not just one. He did do a lot but numbers of senseless death, extortion, corruption and exploitation etc surpasses all of that.

@Mr.O93

3 жыл бұрын

Nop, not at all. I had relatives that went to jail under his regime. @@ChroniclesofaZoe. Like i told you the guy just wanted to changed the Haitian Victim mentality. He probably did it the hard way but i still can't blame him cause 1st) it was a dictature 2nd) they didn't give him any choices. One thing that you gotta know and understand, dealing with Haitians in Haiti is a complicated issue, it's very different from dealing with Haitians here in the States, they don't wanna follow any rules, here at least we follow the rules but back in the motherland things are very different, we don't follow the rules at all corruptions is getting the best of us down there, what do i mean is that if a Haitian is arrested for violating the law it's easy for him to get release through bribery etc. While under Duvalier there was no such thing, even Baby Doc was giving a traffic ticket by a police officer. People closed to him were also tried and went to jail. It wasn't like everything was bad under his regime. Did you knew that he forced one of his strong man to give the money that he was stealing from the government at the time?? And also do you have any proof that he was the one behind all these murders that were happening??..Cause a lot of his Tonton Makout and other people that had no relations with him at all were abusing others with excessive force, i'm not saying he was a saint but when you look at his presidential term in a bigger perspective you can clearly see that he was aiming for the country’s development and he did a lot that prove that. Ppl are blaming him for all these stuff just because he was the president and because he was trying to make them follow orders and create a black bourgeoisie that could compete with the white/Mulatto bourgeoisie, he was also trying to change the Haitian Victim mentality.

@kandylandtarot142

Жыл бұрын

@@Mr.O93 reading this I get how trump supporters would have been cool with how Jan 6th went down. I get it now.

@KeepingItaBuck_

4 ай бұрын

@@kandylandtarot142 I hope you’re not comparing Trump (who says the crazy shit we’re all thinking but delivers on policy) to Papa doc (a corrupt and violent dictator who kind of meant well)..