Known informally as "Moriso", he was a father of the Creole Renaissance, a broad movement to stimulate the legitimacy and use of Haitian Créole (or Kreyol) language in literature and culture.
He promoted the movement to stimulate use of Haitian Créole (or Kreyol) language and establish its legitimacy for creative use in literature and culture. Known informally as "Moriso", he was a father of the Creole Renaissance.
Known informally as "Moriso", he was a father of the Creole Renaissance. He promoted the movement to stimulate use of Haitian Créole (or Kreyol) language and establish its legitimacy for creative use in literature and culture.
Known informally as "Moriso", he was a father of the Creole Renaissance. He promoted the movement to stimulate use of Haitian Créole (or Kreyol) language and establish its legitimacy for creative use in literature and culture.