Haitian Americans are individuals of Haitian descent who live in the United States. They often maintain strong cultural ties to their homeland, Haiti, which is located in the Caribbean. Many Haitian Americans speak Haitian Creole and French, reflecting the languages of their ancestors. The community is known for its rich traditions, including music, art, and cuisine. The Haitian American population has grown significantly since the 1960s, particularly after political unrest in Haiti. Major cities with large Haitian American communities include Miami, New York City, and Boston. This group contributes to the diverse cultural landscape of the U.S. through their unique heritage and experiences.