From the Introduction:
Since 1977 when they began arriving in Florida in significant numbers, Haitian immigrants have had an impact on the American conscience rarely matched by the migrations of any other group. The heartrending spectacle in 1981 of 33 Haitians drowning after their 25-foot homemade boat capsized within 50 yards of the shores of the affluent community of Hillsboro Beach, Florida, was followed on network televisión by other stories of the tragedies of the Haitian boat people. The publicity resulted in positive action by many U.S. civic groups.
Table of Contents:
Topic:
Introduction
1. Agriculture
2. Art
3. Bibliographies
4. Demography
5. Economics
6. Education
7. Family
8. Fiction
9. Health
10. History
11. Humanities
12. Independence
13. Languages
14. Literature
15. Migration
16. Occupation
17. Politics
18. Popular
19. Relations with United States
20. Religion
21. Sociocultural
22. Urbanism
23. General
Author Index.
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