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Writing that explains what the return meant for Haiti, the diaspora and how the country was seen during the tournament.
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Open file →The diaspora looks at itself differently
The New Yorker / Haitian diaspora
The New Yorker places Les Grenadiers' return inside a wider reflection on identity, diaspora and how football can pull the country close.
Open moment →FIFA on Haiti's qualification
FIFA
FIFA framed Haiti's return as the first men's World Cup trip since 1974 and a qualification filled with emotion.
Open moment →Haitian culture beyond the matches
WLRN
WLRN uses the World Cup moment to show how interest in Haitian culture is rising beyond football.
Open moment →TheGrio on the moment everyone wins
TheGrio / Haitian diaspora
TheGrio places Haiti's return inside a reflection on pride, memory and what it means when Les Grenadiers reach the world stage.
Open moment →Global Voices on hope and joy
Global Voices
Global Voices gathers how Les Grenadiers' return helped people see another side of Haiti during the tournament.
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