Junior seemingly has a perfect Haitian life.
A stellar academic record, a burgeoning medical career, and the respect of everybody he meets.
However, something is missing, which motivates Junior to find himself outside of his Haitian family's expectations.
Junior's journey takes him to Haiti to hilarity, and everywhere in-between with a cast of characters that can only be described by one word: FAMILY.
The depiction of Haitian people in mainstream media has been perpetuated by stereotypes that are inaccurate and disrespectful. Haitian people are the personification of pride, resilience, and respect. Yes, We're Haitian is a novel that serves as an instrument of truth in order to humanize Haitian people by dismantling clichés, and educating the world about Haitian culture with a hilarious story about family and loyalty.
