i want to turn to an interview we did with kim ives right after president aristide was put on a planesend to the central african republic. this is what kim ives described. >> this is a u.s.-french-led operation. did not aristide say he holds the french ambassador to haiti as well responsible for his kidnapping and was to bring charges? >> yes, the french were involved in all this pressure. where in some ways leading the charge. this was a purely u.s.-french operation. juan: france probably, more than the u.s., had more to lose from aristide continuing under the presidency since he was beginning to lay claim to reparations from france for the period of colonialism and slavery? >> this is precisely it. you had the table, and we saw a lot of rivalries were put aside to get aristide between the ruling groups and haiti, the big landowners who generally are constantly squabbling throughout haitian history for power. they put aside their differences to get together, which we see. we saw france and the u.s. have also been putting aside their differences. you saw this unity, between rivals aga

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ambassador, thierry burkard, told "the new york times" one benefit of the coup was that it ended aristide's campaign demanding france pay financial retributions to haiti. over the weekend, "the new york times" published a special section headlined "the ransom," looking at how france devastated haiti's economy in the 19th century by forcing haiti to pay reparations for generations to former french slaveholders after a slave rebellion led to the 1804 haitian revolution. a judge in argentina has ruled the state was responsible for the massacre of more than 400 indigenous people a century ago, calling it a crime against humanity. in 1924, argentine police and settlers opened fire on qom and moqoit indigenous communities as they protested dreadful working and living conditions on cotton plantations, conditions the workers said amounted to slavery. the ruling does not offer victims' relatives and descendants financial compensation. instead, it will require schools in argentina to teach the history of the massacre and will fund efforts to find victims' remains. in pennsylvania, progressive democra

and the winner of that race was oliver lewis, erodes to victory on his horse aristide, strange name but, if you got a black jockie, you have to at least give the horse an extra white name to balance things out. despite his success, lewis retired from racing the very same year he won the derby. which is understandable. with the prize money he won he could timely-- finally achieve the dream of every black man in 1875, kentucky, moving out of kentucky. and not only were black people the first to do it, but they were some of the best. like isaac burns murphy. seen here think being racism, probably. isaac was considered one of the greatest jockeys in history, the first person to win the ken den derby three times and his win record is still unmarched to this day at 44 percent. murphy was the first rider ever to be inducted into the horse racing hall of fame which is the highest honor a jockey can receive other than being told oh, you are actually taller than i expected. but despite their success in the sport, black riders soon all but disappeared from horse racing. making it yet another thing