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- Norimitsu Onishi and Selam Gebrekidan“Corruption has whittled away at virtually every institution in the country.”
- Bryan K. Bullock“Progressive media is itself a bastion of white domination.”
- Peter James Hudson“Haiti was ‘truly a virgin territory ready for the white man’s guiding mind.’”
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