New on TikTok: Defiance and Resilience_ The Story of the Haitian Flag The Flag of Fire: Marcus Garvey on Haiti, Toussaint, and the Call to Freedom Script: Today we honor the Haitian flag—not as decoration, but as defiance. It rose from rebellion, from minds sharpened by purpose, and hands unwilling to bow. Marcus Garvey called Toussaint L’Ouverture a greater strategist than Napoleon and Washington. He praised Haiti as the first Black republic—proof that with discipline, vision, and faith, we could govern ourselves. But before Toussaint came Dutty Boukman, the Jamaican spark who lit the revolution’s fire. Haiti is not a symbol—it is a standard. A legacy. The cloth of warriors. So when that flag rises, let it remind you: This nation came from nothing but spirit and will. And it still stands. Because meaning, confidence, community, and tradition—when united—cannot be broken. If you liked this post, please share it. Haitian Flag Day isn’t just history—it’s the living proof of what we can build through discipline, vision, and unity. Garvey honored Toussaint. We raise the flag for them both. #HaitianFlagDay #MarcusGarveyQuote #ToussaintLouverture #BlackHistory #GarveyMindset #TheStoryOfMarcusGarvey

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