“Conversations around colorism are not new.”

Intergenerational conversations with immigrant elders have sustained us through 2020.

A watershed moment for communities hit hard by the pandemic.

Monique and Eric Barrau talk to their daughter about quarantine and their lives since leaving Haiti in the 1960s.

The killing of George Floyd seems to have pushed more Haitian-Americans than ever to join the movement for equality.

Opening the door for new generations of immigrant journalists

Rachel Bongiorno goes to New Jersey to find out more about the Voudou religion.

Hundreds of stores selling herbal remedies offer emotional and spiritual support to Latino New Yorkers.

Haitian Vodou priest Dòwòti Désir works to overturn myths and stereotypes about her religion.

Christina Berthaud explores the practice of skin-bleaching among Caribbean immigrants in the U.S.