author · Podcaster · Cultural Commentator
Author of Alike Regardless: This Is Where It Began and host of Who Taught You That? — A 1804 Renaissance Podcast. He also co-hosts 1804 Renaissance alongside Fritnel Octave and Guilaine Brutus. Both podcasts are produced by 1804 Renaissance Media Inc. His work explores history, identity, faith, and decolonization while inviting readers and listeners to question inherited divisions, reclaim their agency, and seek a more unified humanity.
About Yvener
Yvener Duroseau is a Haitian-born author and cultural commentator whose work invites audiences to examine the forces that shape identity, belief, and belonging. He hosts Who Taught You That? — A 1804 Renaissance Podcast and co-hosts 1804 Renaissance with Fritnel Octave and Guilaine Brutus. Both podcasts are produced by 1804 Renaissance Media Inc.
His first book, Alike Regardless: This Is Where It Began, established his commitment to challenging division and encouraging readers to pursue healing, self-reflection, and human connection.
My Book · 2021
★★★★★
An inspiring self-help book that encourages readers to look beyond their differences and find common ground through loss and self-reflection.
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“Alike Regardless is spectacular! I urge everyone to go back to this book by compassionate human beings… You have to read it, regardless of the color of your skin.”
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Breaking the Invisible Chains of Thought
The Colonization of the Mind: Breaking the Invisible Chains of Thought examines how colonial systems continue to shape our beliefs about faith, language, history, identity, culture, education, and human worth. Rooted in Haitian history and personal reflection, the book invites readers to question inherited narratives, reclaim their authority to define themselves, and pursue genuine mental and collective liberation.
Paperback available on Amazon. Both books also available in print through Amazon — perfect for book clubs, universities, and community organizations.
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Common Questions
Not at all. My departure from Christianity was not a rejection of ethics, compassion, or meaning. I believe morality and love do not require religious belief. Human dignity, empathy, and responsibility can exist independently of organized religion.
No. My work is not about attacking individuals or their faith. It is about examining systems of power and history honestly. Many people find comfort in religion, and I respect that. My focus is on choice, awareness, and intellectual freedom.
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