After a ten year run, our dear friend Sokari Ekine has stopped publishing the excellent blog Blacks Looks, but she’s left us with an incredible archive of Haitian feminist intellectual, political, and cultural history. Black Looks’ “Haiti: Feminist Series” consisted of a clutch of essays, interviews, and videos with Haitian artists, intellectuals, and activists addressing a range of issues and concerns on resistance, community organizing, and movement building. We’ve collated links to the “Haiti: Feminist Series” posts below. They’re well worth checking out.
Haiti: Feminist Series 1: Women’s Movement Building and Creating Community in Haiti.
Haiti: Feminist Series 2: Movement Building and Creating Community in Haiti.
Haiti: Feminist Series 4: In Conversation with Flaurantin Marie Enise
Haiti: Feminist Series 5: In Conversation with Paulette Joseph
Haiti: Feminist Series 6: In Conversation with Souzen Joseph
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[…] Black Looks: The Haiti Feminist Series via Public Archive gathers human rights activist/researcher Sokari Ekine's interviews with grassroots Haitian feminists. Pictured, a photograph of Madame Evonne Auguste of Famm Voudou pou Ayiti (interview transcript here). […]