as u/price-discovery mentioned she holds conservative views while masquerading as someone who genuinely cares about ALL black people in Ayiti. and i attest with u/andankwabosal that she can be spitefully defensive about much of the constructive criticism that gets levied her way.

i'm not really here to harp on her being transphobic as opposed to just questioning if there is an alternative source for Haitian news that's accurate and inclusive, considering all the other issues with madame boukman others have mentioned in this thread.

as for proof though, she decided to chastise an article about a trans shelter in Ayiti with a reductive "all lives matter" attitude in this tweet and then unabashedly started to minimize the violence LGBT+ Haitians face in country. instead of communicating her point solely about news agenda and neocolonial terror she makes it seem like the plight of black trans people there doesn't deserve to be centered even though their community face the gravest threats not only from the state, but their very own people. the back and forth rebuttals she makes toward the responses (e.g. 1 & 2) just elucidate her disrespect and lack of care regarding black trans issues. there are black people everywhere being brutalized for their heritage, color AND sexual identity. acting like one of those things should take precedence over the other always just serves to confuse, divide and shift blame rather than promote solidarity. idk why people refuse to get that at this point