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Christopher Anderson - HAITI. Immigrants Trip to America.

HAITI. Immigrants Trip to America. - HAITI. 2000. In the hold of the boat Believe in God some hundred miles off the coast of the Bahamas after leaving Ile de la Tortue, Haiti, the Haitians aboard are terrified as we realize that the boat is sinking. Most do not know how to swim. They are willing to risk life to make it to America. The Believe in God is a 23 wooden sailboat with scrap wood and used, stolen nails. 44 Haitians are on board attempting to reach America. - Christopher Anderson

HAITI. 2000. In the hold of the boat Believe in God some hundred miles off the coast of the Bahamas after leaving Ile de la Tortue, Haiti, the Haitians aboard a...

HAITI. Immigrants Trip to America. - HAITI. 2000. Two workers take a break from boat building in the shade.On the Ile de la Tortue, boats are made by hand from pine trees, scrap wood and used nails to attempt to sail from Haiti to America carrying human cargo. This is the starting point for an epic voyage that many hope will take them to America. - Christopher Anderson

HAITI. 2000. Two workers take a break from boat building in the shade.On the Ile de la Tortue, boats are made by hand from pine trees, scrap wood and used nails...

HAITI. Immigrants Trip to America. - HAITI. 2000. 44 Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a 23 foot homemade wooden boat named the Believe in God. As the boat sinks, the coast guard boards the boat to rescue its passengers. Here, a Haitiian man drifts in and out of consciousness from dehydration. He was too weak to stand and had to be carried from the boat. - Christopher Anderson

HAITI. 2000. 44 Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a 23 foot homemade wooden boat named the Believe in God. As the boat sinks, the coas...

HAITI. Immigrants Trip to America. - Forty-four Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a twenty-three foot homemade wooden boat named the

Forty-four Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a twenty-three foot homemade wooden boat named the "Believe in God." As the boat sinks, t

HAITI. Immigrants Trip to America. - HAITI. 2000. David is a tough young Haitian who dreams of reaching America. He is willing to risk his life to leave Haiti. David dreams of becoming a rapper. He says his home in Haiti is like a prison for him. - Christopher Anderson

HAITI. 2000. David is a tough young Haitian who dreams of reaching America. He is willing to risk his life to leave Haiti. David dreams of becoming a rapper.

HAITI. Port au Prince. 2000. David is a tough young Haitian who dreams of reaching America. He is willin

HAITI. 2000. David is a tough young Haitian who dreams of reaching America. He is willing to risk his life to leave Haiti. David lifts weights with old car pa

HAITI. Immigrants Trip to America. - HAITI. 2000. On the Ile de la Tortue, boats are made by hand from pine trees, scrap wood and used nails to attempt to sail from Haiti to America carrying human cargo. This is the starting point for an epic voyage that many hope will take them to America. - Christopher Anderson

HAITI. 2000. On the Ile de la Tortue, boats are made by hand from pine trees, scrap wood and used nails to attempt to sail from Haiti to America carrying human

HAITI. 2000. 44 Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a 23 foot homemade wooden boat named the Believe in God. As the boat sinks, the coas...

HAITI. Immigrants Trip to America. - HAITI. 2000. Children play on the beaches of the

HAITI. 2000. Children play on the beaches of the "Ile de la Tortue."

HAITI. 2000. On the Ile de la Tortue, boats are made by hand from pine trees, scrap wood and used nails to attempt to sail from Haiti to America carrying human

HAITI. Immigrants Trip to America. - HAITI. 2000. Forty-four Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a twenty-three foot homemade wooden boat named the

HAITI. 2000. Forty-four Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a twenty-three foot homemade wooden boat named the "Believe in God."

HAITI. 2000. Forty-four Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a twenty-three foot homemade wooden boat named the "Believe in God."
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HAITI. 2000. Forty-four Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a twenty-three foot homemade wooden boat named the "Believe in God."

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Christopher Anderson - HAITI. Immigrants Trip to America.

HAITI. 2000. In the hold of the boat Believe in God some hundred miles off the coast of the Bahamas after leaving Ile de la Tortue, Haiti, the Haitians aboard a...

HAITI. 2000. Two workers take a break from boat building in the shade.On the Ile de la Tortue, boats are made by hand from pine trees, scrap wood and used nails...

HAITI. 2000. 44 Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a 23 foot homemade wooden boat named the Believe in God. As the boat sinks, the coas...

Forty-four Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a twenty-three foot homemade wooden boat named the "Believe in God." As the boat sinks, t

Forty-four Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a twenty-three foot homemade wooden boat named the "Believe in God." As the boat sinks, t

Forty-four Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a twenty-three foot homemade wooden boat named the "Believe in God." As the boat sinks, t

Forty-four Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a twenty-three foot homemade wooden boat named the "Believe in God." As the boat sinks, t

HAITI. 2000. David is a tough young Haitian who dreams of reaching America. He is willing to risk his life to leave Haiti. David dreams of becoming a rapper.

HAITI. Port au Prince. 2000. David is a tough young Haitian who dreams of reaching America. He is willin

HAITI. 2000. David is a tough young Haitian who dreams of reaching America. He is willing to risk his life to leave Haiti. David lifts weights with old car pa

HAITI. 2000. On the Ile de la Tortue, boats are made by hand from pine trees, scrap wood and used nails to attempt to sail from Haiti to America carrying human

HAITI. 2000. 44 Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a 23 foot homemade wooden boat named the Believe in God. As the boat sinks, the coas...

HAITI. 2000. Children play on the beaches of the "Ile de la Tortue."

HAITI. 2000. On the Ile de la Tortue, boats are made by hand from pine trees, scrap wood and used nails to attempt to sail from Haiti to America carrying human

HAITI. 2000. On the Ile de la Tortue, boats are made by hand from pine trees, scrap wood and used nails to attempt to sail from Haiti to America carrying human

HAITI. 2000. Forty-four Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a twenty-three foot homemade wooden boat named the "Believe in God."

HAITI. 2000. Forty-four Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a twenty-three foot homemade wooden boat named the "Believe in God."Crew m

HAITI. 2000. Forty-four Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a twenty-three foot homemade wooden boat named the "Believe in God."

HAITI. 2000. Forty-four Haitians attempt to sail from Haiti to the United States in a twenty-three foot homemade wooden boat named the "Believe in God."
Crew m