The Haitian community has long struggled with a reluctance to question negativity, often perpetuating harmful behaviors and undermining its own progress. Recently, allegations against Guy Wewe by Diyosa went unchallenged, exemplifying the pervasive ‘dan ri malè’ mentality. This lack of critical scrutiny not only undermines the credibility of Haitian media but also perpetuates destructive tendencies.
To combat defamation and ensure factual accuracy, an independent media ethics group is necessary. This entity would promote truth and accountability, safeguarding individuals’ reputations. Guy Wewe, despite his youth and occasional arrogance, has chosen a legal path to succeed in a challenging environment. Haiti’s lack of support for intellectual growth and safe opportunities often drives individuals toward harmful behaviors.
Moreover, the Haitian community must overcome the harmful mentality of ‘depi nan ginen Nèg te rayi nèg’ (since the ancestry, Blacks have been betraying Blacks). This destructive approach dishonors our forefathers who fought for freedom and equality for all Haitians. It’s hypocritical to tear each other down and then take offense when other groups criticize us.
We should always remember unity is power. However, having come so far to live in the US, engaging in destructive behavior toward one another is a shame and a betrayal of our values, resilience, and pride. Instead, we must uplift and support each other, fostering a culture of constructive dialogue and mutual respect.
By fostering critical thinking and media accountability, we can create a more informed and just society. It’s time to rise above destructive tendencies and forge a brighter future for Haiti. We must prioritize truth and unity, recognizing that destroying one another is not the solution.
In conclusion, the Haitian community must break the cycle of negativity and foster a culture of constructive dialogue, mutual respect, and critical thinking. By doing so, we can create a more informed and just society, honoring our heritage and forging a brighter future for Haiti.
Samuel Georges
