For New York's Haitian community, annual West Indian Day Parade means more in trying times
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NEW YORK (AP) — Steel drums, flag-draped floats, and the smell of jerk chicken will fill Brooklyn’s Eastern Parkway on Monday, as hundreds of thousands turn out for the West Indian Day Parade, one of the largest celebrations of Caribbean culture in the country.NEW YORK (AP) — Steel drums, flag-draped floats, and the smell of jerk chicken filled Brooklyn’s Eastern Parkway on Monday, as hundreds of thousands turned out for the West Indian Day Parade, one of the largest celebrations of Caribbean culture in the country.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Steel drums, flag-draped floats, and the smell of jerk chicken filled Brooklyn’s Eastern Parkway on Monday, as hundreds of thousands turned out for the West Indian Day Parade, one of the largest celebrations of Caribbean culture in the country.