Self-Determining Haiti

Exploring themes of autonomy and identity, this work delves into Haiti's quest for self-determination following its independence. James Weldon Johnson examines the cultural, political, and social challenges faced by the nation, highlighting the resilience of its people. The narrative provides historical context while emphasizing the importance of self-governance and national pride. Johnson's insights reveal the complexities of Haiti's journey and its significance in the broader discourse on freedom and self-rule in the Caribbean and beyond.