Anacaona, Ayiti's Taino Queen/Anacaona, La Reine Taino D'ayiti

Maryse Noël Roumain

set. de 2012 · Trafford Publishing

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Anacaona was Queen or Cacikea of Ayiti during the so-called "Indian" time of our history. She was also a samba, i.e., a poetess, composer of epic songs and choreographer. She sought to preserve her people's independence and cultural identity.

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Beyond my studies of Haitian history at the high school level, I remained interested, read and researched profusely on historical figures and events. I am trained on the doctoral level for research and wrote a doctoral dissertation on Haitian children's cognitive and language development. I have a Philosophy degree in Developmental Child Psychology. I am a published writer of an autobiography (Evocations of My Past) and of autobiographical short stories (Remembering Kate) as well as political commentaries (Haiti: Why Pluralism is an Imperative). As a psychologist, a mother and a Haitian person, I believe our children should not grow-up in this world without knowing about the life of Haiti's founding fathers and historical figures. This is important for their self-esteem and their identity. I live in New York. My life goal is to become a respected author of books for children as well as adults.