MARYSE R. DENIS

I felt compelled to write about Haiti's real history. All the facts, buried in archives, erased from school books, and censored by powers, have waited too long to come out. The reader will discover why Haiti's excellence is often hidden and how reclaiming it can inspire identity, pride, and purpose.

This book demonstrates the impact of our independence on both sides of the Atlantic, creating a new world order and securing Haiti a significant place in world history.

Haiti's revolution directly influenced abolition movements in the Americas and Europe. Haiti's Legacy became a beacon of hope and a symbol of resistance for oppressed people worldwide.

The reader will discover that Haiti has made remarkable contributions to the world, historically, culturally and contributed to the independence of many nations. The Louisiana Purchase was one of the most important events in United States history, and wouldn't have happened without Haiti. Haitians have significantly changed and shaped Quebec, adding diversity, by actively transforming its institutions, politics, culture and social values. Their impact has been both profound and lasting.

Haitians have played a rich and varied role in the development of Africa, contributing to education, and nation-building.

This book will document the accomplishments of high profile haitians in the diaspora who are respected globally for their contributions in various fields, from politics, literature, medicine, to music, sports, and humanitarian efforts.Their journey demonstrates their resilience and determination.

This book will empower the Haitian to connect with their heritage in a meaningful way.  

Today we confirm our presence at the highest levels of the political, scientific, and literary decisions-making hierarchies of the world. I therefore warmly recommend reading this bouquet of gratitude, and join the author in respectfully saluting the merit of the sons and daughters of haiti who live aboard.
— Daniel Supplice, Ethnologist, Sociologist, Author

The impact of haitians on the world has not been told widely. Maryse Denis breaks the silence with an impressive roster of heroes.
— Joel Dreyfuss" Journalist. Hall of Fame. Pulitzer Prize Juror