>Haiti was independent for more than a century before the US invasion. What was it like before that? After two centuries, one might start to think that the pro

>Haiti was independent for more than a century before the US invasion. What was it like before that? After two centuries, one might start to think that the problem with Haiti is Haitians, were such a concept not wrongthink and therefore verboten. Relevant Reddit post: >TIL that Haiti has had 23 constitutions since 1801, with the most recent being enacted in 2012. At least two have declared the country to be an empire. <https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/3t5wzt/til_that_haiti_has_had_23_constitutions_since/ https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/3t5wzt/til_t...>