VOICED: Haitian migrants face discrimination in the Dominican Republic

The video discusses the economic and social dynamics between Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Haitians cross the border to trade and provide labor, facing discrimination and exploitation. Despite cultural and racial tensions, many Haitians remain in the Dominican Republic due to extreme poverty in Haiti. They often lack legal status, affecting their children's education and future job prospects.

What is the significance of the economic activities on Market Day for both Haitians and Dominicans?

What forms of discrimination do Haitians encounter in the Dominican Republic?