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    Aug 09, 2018 2 minutes

    A DIFFERENT STORY

    I enjoyed “Haiti’s Royal Past” (July/August 2018) very much. I traveled to Haiti in 2013 to teach a short youth art education program. It is wonderful to see an article that is not about the perceived wisdom of it as a degraded or pitiful place. Beyond this, I enjoyed how well the story

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