00:08¡Suscríbete al canal!
00:30for the diverse immigrant character of our city and of the United States as being legitimate
00:36and to not be swept aside in the interests of some short-term political concerns.
00:55I mean, when I hear that TPS coming to an end, it's always like
00:59a slight heartbreaking, but Haitians have been, I feel like we've been in this space
01:04where we fear an end to, you know, their legalization status in the U.S. numerous times,
01:11especially during Tom's presidency.
01:12Not to say that it's normalized because now, you know, this went to the Supreme Court,
01:16so it's like a little more serious and they're saying that there's no reversal.
01:20So, but there's always hope.
01:21There's dishes like red beans and gumbo that are not only popularized here,
01:25they're also popularized in Haiti.
01:27And then things go on and on from the architecture, food, music, everything all in between.
01:31The most important thing is to understand that all these people are humans
01:34and they're just trying to live, make it means, make it earning to support their whole family
01:39just like everybody else.
