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Who was Joseph Laroche, the only black passenger on board the Titanic? Where was he going? How did he end up on the ship? It's a story never before told. The Only Black Man on the Titanic is definitely not "just another book about the Titanic." While the book covers the tragedy, offering a new approach to a story that still fascinates millions, it also presents surprising aspects of American and Caribbean history. Ivorian-French writer Serge Bilé conducted a thorough investigation both in Haiti, the birth country of Laroche, and in France where Laroche was educated and worked as an engineer. This is the story of the man who contributed to the construction of the Parisian railway before embarking on the Titanic with his wife and two daughters, but also the story of a time period, as the author delves into Black history and the relationships that existed between the United States and Haiti.
List of contents
Table of Contents
Introduction
Rules
Set An Intention
Getting to Know You
Who Am I?
Let's Get You Mentally Healthy
To Read Everyday
Your Values
Taking Care of Your Mental Wellbeing
Structuring Your Mind
Body Acceptance
Relationships
Finding Joy (Where You Can)
So, in Conclusion
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About the Author
About the author
Serge Bilé is an Ivorian/French journalist. He’s the author of several essays and documentaries about the Black and Caribbean experience. Over 100, 000 copies of his book The Blacks in Nazi Camps have been sold worldwide. Currently, he is a news anchorman for « Martinique Première », a network of France Télévision group and the most watched TV newscaster on prime time on the Island.
Summary
Discover the true story behind one of the black passengers on the TitanicAn Incredible Tragedy: Joseph Laroche was an anomaly among the passengers of the Titanic. He was exceptionally well-educated in a time when few black men had access to an education-and when even fewer were able to travel on a luxurious ship in first or second class. Who was
