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Reflection: The Postcolonial Reality
Today, Haiti remains under the shadow of past injustices—economic exploitation, political instability, and foreign interference. Its history is a testament to the resilience and complexity of revolutionary aspirations, as well as the enduring structural inequalities rooted in colonialism and slavery.
Understanding Haiti’s revolutionary legacy is essential to grasping the broader narratives of race, power, and independence that continue to shape our world. As we reflect on its history, we recognize that the struggle for true freedom and sovereignty remains an ongoing journey—not just for Haiti, but for oppressed peoples everywhere.