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Shia LaBeouf launches an anti-trump livestream that will run for FOUR years. #HEWILLNOTDIVIDEUS 

Somali Girlhood Photography by Kinsi Moon featuring Mandeeq Barkhad 

Sleep by Chrissy Curtin

It’s about how sleep schedules are important. Don’t you mess with dem schedules!

Today marks the 6th anniversary of the 7.0 magnitude earthquake which greatly damaged the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince and its surrounding areas. While the disaster was the result of a natural circonstance, as many Haitian and non-Haitian commentators have observed, it contributed to making Haiti's social and political climate more fragile than it had been prior to the earthquake. Not only has there been a multiplication of foreign non-governmental organizations’ presence on Haitian soil, two of Haiti’s most controversial leaders, Jean-Claude Duvalier (“Bébé Doc,” who died in October 2014) and Jean-Bertrand Aristide (“Titide”) returned to the country shortly after the grave incident. As we reflect on the numerous challenges awaiting Haiti, Haitian history, in all its complexities, should be our guide to understand the current state of affairs in this fragile country. 

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