First Haitian American elected official ever in NY

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Did you know that Mathieu Eugene made history by becoming the first Haitian-American elected official ever in New York?

This is a bit old but I just found out (I can't be the only one who didn't know), and if like me, you didn't know here are some videos for your viewing pleasure:

Video 1 - Swearing-In Ceremony at City Hall on Wednesday, May 9, 2007 - History Has Been Made! It's Official.

Now You Can Call Him Honorable Councilmember Dr. Mathieu Eugene.

First Haitian-Born Elected Official in The State of New York. He Represents Everyone in Brooklyn's 40th District.

Video 2 - On Tuesday April 24, 2007, Election Night (2nd Special Election) - Congresswoman Yvette Clarke Introduced Dr. Mathieu Eugene as "The Haitian Sensation"

Photo 1 - Haitian artist king Kino showhing his support for
Mathieu Eugene when he was seeking to represent the 40th Council District and make history, becoming the first Haitian-American elected official ever in New York (From HeritageKonpa.com)

More Preval Photos - More Haiti Pictures -
Haitian Celebrity Photos

And finally, here is a picture of the man, Mathieu Eugene himself (left), and president Rene Preval

More Preval Photos - More Haiti Pictures -
Haitian Celebrity Photos

More picture on the official Mathieu Eugene website: eugene2007.com

It's History, It's Politics, It's all good!

Woodring Saint Preux, September 24 2008, 12:51 PM

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