“That is actually in Haiti!” “You don’t look Haitian!” These are sayings we Haitian people hear all the time when we tell people we are Haitian or show beautiful images of Haiti. People are so use to seeing poor and damaged places in Haiti that it is hard for them to believe that there are nice places in Haiti. People are so use to seeing Haitians looking malnourished on the news or bump into multiple dark skin Haitians in public that it is hard for them to believe a light skinned or a gorgeous person say they are Haitian. The media never say anything positive about Haiti. Haiti is mostly shown on television for political turmoil, violence poverty or natural disasters. These concepts make Haiti be portrayed as a country that is slum filled, dirty, ugly, have no activities, but has hardships and where people look thin, unhealthy and unattractive.
Although the concepts said above do exist in Haiti, but only exist in some parts of Haiti. There are other parts in Haiti that are in good condition and appear nicely presented. Haiti is filled with precious treasures. Haiti has big office buildings, hotels and resorts, mansions, bridges, playgrounds, public parks and many more. In Haiti people can have fun and hang out where they can go dining, shopping and go to parties and parades. Second, take tours at museums and historical sites that resemble Haiti’s history. Finally, take a glance at statues of famous Haitian people who are studied and learned about in Haiti’s history. In Haiti people can play sports such as swimming, jet skiing, surfing, roller blading, motorcycling and horseback riding and play soccer, basketball, and volleyball.
Haiti is a mix nation. There are dark skinned black Haitians as well as light skinned black Haitians. In fact, Haiti has a whole variety of different shades of black that Haitian people come out to be. Not only are there black Haitians, there are white Haitians too in Haiti. Haiti is a nation that has blacks, malatoos and whites. If you are Haitian, you are automatically mixed because in Haiti’s history during the 1700s; Native Americans, slaves from Africa and the Caucasian French slave owners were living in Haiti. All these racial groups living in the same island makes Haitian people today mix. Today, Haiti has Haitians who have African, European, Spanish and Arabic descent and that is why it is a mix nation.
Below are videos of documentaries, commercials and music videos of Haiti. These videos shows gorgeous places in Haiti, the activities and fun life people have in Haiti and how mix they are as a nation.
This video clip is a news report news on the construction of Royal Oasis Hotel that the CEO of this magnificent hotel, Jerry Tardieu discusses with journalists. This video also shows the town of Petionville, Haiti, a suburban town in Haiti where it shows big office buildings, businesses and the civilization in Haiti.
This video clip is a brief presentation about the beauty of the nature, food, music and people of Haiti.
This video clip is a commercial that shows inspite of Haiti being a poor nation, Haitian people have Haitian pride and hold dearly to their.
This video clip is a music video by three male artists that talks about the magnificence of Haiti and that it is time for Haiti to move forward.
This video clip is a Haitian commercial that is making an advertisement for the Haitian shake, Bongu. This commercial shows the environment and atmosphere when being around Haitian people.
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