On January 1st, while much of the world is focused on resolutions and gym memberships, the Caribbean community is celebrating something much deeper: Liberty. January 1, 1804, marks the day Haiti became the first Black Republic to declare its independence. It is a day rooted in resilience, courage, and the audacity to imagine a different future. In Haitian households, this day is traditionally celebrated with Soup Joumou. During the era of enslavement, this savory pumpkin base

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