Haitian-American refers to individuals of Haitian descent who live in the United States. This community has grown significantly since the 20th century, particularly after the Haitian Revolution and during periods of political instability in Haiti. Many Haitian-Americans maintain cultural ties to their heritage, celebrating traditions, language, and cuisine. The Haitian-American community contributes to various fields, including education, healthcare, and business. They often celebrate important cultural events, such as Haitian Flag Day and Carnival, which showcase their rich history and vibrant culture. This blend of cultures enriches the American social fabric.