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Title

Ayiti Re-imagined: The First Black Sovereign Nation

Summary

The interview series, "Ayiti Re-imagined: The First Black Sovereign Nation" will serve as a companion to a libguide being produced to draw public attention to the rich resources available for scholars on Haiti, centralize the information online, and broaden awareness of Afro-Caribbean materials in the Library of Congress's collections. This libguide and webcast will serve as resources that connect the Library with an emerging audience discussing Haiti's history, its representation in the media, and its positive impact on black sovereignty in the Americas.

Event Date

January 03, 2022

Running Time

49 minutes 51 seconds

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Ayiti Re-imagined: The First Black Sovereign Nation. Video. https://www.loc.gov/item/webcast-10155/.

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