But As For Activism, My Parents Did

If You Look Just At The Decades After 1934, You Know It's Hard To Point To Really Inspired And Positive Support From Outside Of Haiti, To Haiti, And Much Easier To Point To Either Small-minded Or Downright Mean-spirited Policies.

I'm One Of Six Kids, And The Eight Of Us Lived For Over A Decade In Either A Bus Or A Boat.

Anywhere You Have Extreme Poverty And No National Health Insurance, No Promise Of Health Care Regardless Of Social Standing, That's Where You See The Sharp Limitations Of Market-based Health Care.

Equity Is The Only Acceptable Goal

Haiti Is Always Talking About Decentralization And Nothing Has Been So Obvious, Perhaps A Weakness, As The Centralized Nature Of Haitian Society As Being Revealed By The Earthquake. I Mean, They Lost All These Medical Training Programs Because They Didn't Have Them Anywhere Else.