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Haiti's Insoumis, with Yanick Lahens

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In his last book, Yanick Lahens paints the portrait of two women. One, born in New Orleans in 1818, survived several attempts at rape, fled to Haiti. The other, his grandmother, a free slave, made the journey in the opposite direction, tracing the path of a luminous resistance.

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Haiti's Insoumis, with Yanick Lahens

In his last book, Yanick Lahens paints the portrait of two women. One, born in New Orleans in 1818, survived several attempts at rape, fled to Haiti. The other, his grandmother, a free slave, made the journey in the opposite direction, tracing the path of a luminous resistance.

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Radio France broke the news in 12 hours ago on Thursday, October 2, 2025.

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