HAITI RELIEF FUND

CAUTION: RAW FOOTAGE





As much of you already know by now, one of the poorest countries in the Western hemisphere was hit by a 7.0 earthquake yesterday, claiming over 100,000 lives. For the first couple of days it is crucial for relief efforts to be sent to Haiti in order to help our people during this tragedy.

What can you to do to help?

1. Go clean out your closets of clothes and shoes and search for Red Cross drop off areas to donate. OUR PEOPLE NEED CLEAN CLOTHES.

2. Wyclef has set it up where you can text "Yele" to 501501 to donate $5 to the Relief Fund. Charges automatically appear on your phone bill. $5 AMERICAN DOLLARS IS EQUIVALENT TO $35 HAITIAN DOLLARS......ONE MILLION PEOPLE DONATE $5 THAT TOTALS UP TO $35 MILLION.

3. Prayer! God is good people and if He would not give us anything that we could not bare. Continue praying.

4. Let us start making arrangements to be in Haiti when the cameras are all gone. They are going to need us. Let's do alternative spring breaks, trips and go to Haiti and help out!

BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY PEOPLE, WE HAVE TO STICK TOGETHER, REMAIN POSITIVE AND CONTINUE PRAYING

GOD BLESS


Below are some images from this tragedy















-Mez

Dawn Richard Blesses the Cover of Amour Creole/ Haitian Rapper Black DADA on 106th and Park....

Who knew Danity Kane member Dawn Richard had someHaitian descent. Dawn is on the cover of one of the hottest Haitian magazine. Apparently in the interview she addresses the future of Danity Kane, Hurricane Katrina and her Haitian descent.




Being from Haitian descent myself I can definitely appreciate it. Go pick up your copy of Amour Creole it's in stores now.

I recently went back home to Florida and of course as always, I am the last to know of music crazes. But I was definitely put on game about an up and coming Haitian rapper named Black Dada. I'm unsure of whether he places himself into the rapper category because his style is mostly singing, sort of like T-Pain just a bit more suave and not as animated. February 25, 2009 Black Dada represented Broward County, South Florida and Haitians everywhere with his first appearance on BET's 106th and Park. If you haven't heard the song before here's a clip from his BET performance, it's catchy don't be surprised if your singing right along "Ima Zoe."