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Madeleine Remponeau migrated with her children from Port-au-Prince, Haiti to join her husband, Georges, in New York City, on a cold, snowy day in March 1965.

This loving family of six, like many others, settled into an environment where there were perceived opportunities and connections through family and friends. Transitioning from an earthy landscape filled with tall mango trees to the bright lights and sophistication of Upper Manhattan would be an adventure for the fourth Remponeau child because it would reposition her to become one of the first BLACK Supermodels and the cultural icon whom we know as Jany Tomba.

SYNCHRONICITY

I’m Black and I’m Proud and Black is Beautiful became lifestyle mantras at the height of the Civil Rights Era because Black Americans were reclaiming their dignity and self-esteem.

 In the meantime, a female photographer, admiring her high cheek bones and attractive physique, asked Jany if she w