Garry Pierre-Pierre, founder of The Haitian Times, has faced heightened threats and racism following the dissemination of false claims about Haitian residents in Springfield, Ohio, allegedly eating pets. This incident escalated after former President Trump mentioned these unfounded accusations during a debate, leading to a surge of hostile comments and personal threats to journalists and interviewees. Meanwhile, the Gospel of HOPE for Haiti, founded in response to the 2010 earthquake, provides essential support to vulnerable populations but struggles amid Haiti's escalating violence and political instability. In a broader context, the historical and socioeconomic contributions of Haitian Americans are highlighted, tracing their roots back to significant events like the Revolutionary War and noting their diverse presence across the U.S. Lastly, the release of the historical novel “Toya Dahomey” sheds light on the vital role of a Dahomean warrior in shaping Haitian history, illustrating the importance of remembering these narratives as acts of resistance.