AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHaitian Diaspora & Culture: Brooklyn’s West Indian American Day Carnival Parade kept Haitian pride front and center, but this year’s music and mas came with a somber edge as Haitians marked the TPS crisis and intensified U.S. enforcement. Community Spotlight: Lespri Ayiti/Team Madada and other Haitian bands used the Labor Day route as a public message of resilience through art, dance, and costume. Film & Identity: Logan St. Hilaire’s “Maroon” draws on Haitian family history and racism in New York, tying personal storytelling to today’s deportation pressure on Haitians in Springfield. Documentary & Vodou: “Black Zombie” revisits the zombie myth through Haitian Vodou’s history as resistance and living spiritual practice. Sports (Global): Ballon d’Or 2026 shortlists are out, with Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal among the men’s names, while PSG dominates nominations. Immigration Human Impact: Reports continue to circle around Pierre Damas Bel’s death after TPS ended, fueling renewed calls to rethink ICE ankle-monitor practices. Youth & Fashion: Haiti-born Argentine prospect Kiki Ramos signs a Nike sponsorship, adding another win for Haitian talent on the global stage.
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