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Dimitry Elias Léger

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4 days ago
I’m talking about my novel Death of the Soccer God on TV in Paris today and celebrating Haitian immigrants past, present, and future! Link in my bio.
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Posted On: September 24th 2026, 02:06 pm
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I’m talking about my novel Death of the Soccer God on TV in Paris today and celebrating Haitian immigrants past, present, and future! Link in my bio.
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joymr12 3 days ago

joymr12

👏👏👏

qdgreer 4 days ago

qdgreer

What a amazing journey you’ve been going through

societtttty 4 days ago

societtttty

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angelaflournoy 4 days ago

angelaflournoy

🔥🔥🔥

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