Katherine Dunham at home in Martissant,Haiti(1962)

[tabianamoto]

THIS IS A PHENOMENAL PIECE OF HISTORY!!

God bless you and thank you for posting it!

[y0dalay]

can some translate this interview? also, does anyone know what dance she is performing later in the video?

[geordany11]

@UniversalOneLove1  dude the ppl of louisiana creoles were mulatoes..

[sodlo]

@geordany11 Dude alot of louisiana creole are from Haiti not to say most of them!!!!

[doonker]

Wow, her French is much better than Josephine's(Baker)! Both of them are my dance icons. They are so similar yet so different

[abrittany91]

Haiti is such a beautiful country

[timaliceetbouqui]

@TruthdontneedDefense

I have a question for you, please answer me. Why are you so interested on me?????

[timaliceetbouqui]

@TruthdontneedDefense

In youtube, I found a bounch of commentators thinking like you, which is very sad to read this repetitive kind of comments. The fact of someone has his own taste doesn't mean he is a racist.

[timaliceetbouqui]

@TruthdontneedDefense

My apology for this comment. I wasn't raised in this particular vodoo area, I shouldn't comment.

[clairedorante]

pas vraiment. voodoo was not part of my life,nor my family, growing up. i actually had to go to the library to do research on the subject

[timaliceetbouqui]

Min tintin! Blanc initie..

[Axxex]

@timaliceetbouqui No disrespect i lived all my life in Haiti, whether you dark skin, white or light skin vaudou is part all haitians life, if they wish to. It just adden me everytime haitian from the diaspora come up with uninformed comment like that.

[Mr420utube]

beautiful!