Window Into The Eyes Of A Lone Black Nation

Window Into The Eyes of a Lone Black Nation is Jean-Max's argument that the Haiti we know today is nothing more than a casualty of the Emancipation Era. The architects of the St. Domingue revolution (present day Haiti) knew the now former slaves were not ready for complete autonomy in 1801. . . But somehow, history and egos got in the way; and the aftermath of it all is the symbolic martyr of Black Nationalism.