This book casts fresh eyes on the Republic of Haiti as it struggles through its contemporary relapses of domestic suicide. Dr. Twyman presents a historic-political treatise which offers its readers a cogent explanation of how the tactics of divide & conquer administrations of several European powers still plays out today as if a curse on the national self-actualization of this once proud Caribbean nation.

Kenneth L. Spruce, Professor Emerita, Univ. of George.

This book is a significant piece of work concerning the cultural and historical ties within the  African Diaspora.  

Anthony E. Dixon, Ph.D. President, Archival & Historical Research Associates, African Diaspora & Public Historian 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Bruce Edward Twyman Sr. was born in Cincinnati in 1955. He received a B.A. in Pan African Studies at California State University Los Angeles in 1988. In 1991 he earned his M.A. in African American Studies, and 1995 he earned his Ph.D. both from Clark Atlanta University. Dr. Twyman has taught at, California State University Los Angeles, Prairie View A.&M. University, and California State University Fullerton. Additionally, he is the author of, The Black Seminole Legacy and North American Politics, 1693 to 1845.

CATEGORY

History, Politics/AFRICA World Rights

TRIM

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