Why My Nicaraguan Father Did Not “See” His Blackness
When pressed, my father would acknowledge that he had African ancestry. He was constantly reminded of it by the people around him.
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Waiting for My Havana Recovery Phase
The Cuban government has just announced its national plan for the next stage of the pandemic, which is broken down into three phases.
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The Streets of Kansas City
In 1985 I left the desert for a job in Kansas City, Missouri, a city that had long been racially divided.
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Racism and Dominance
It was in 1967 the term Institutional Racism was coined by Stokely Carmichael (later known as Kwame Ture) and Charles V. Hamilton.
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The Cuban Theory of the Perfect Society (Documentary)
The Cuban Theory of a Perfect Society is very honest, very respectful. It shows us the illogical things of a system that excels in shooting itself in the foot.
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Protests in the United States vs. Protests in Nicaragua
In Nicaragua, as long as the Ortega-Murillo regime continues to trample on the institutions and subject them to its discretion, we will not have justice…
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Target Boys to Break Menstruation Taboos
Despite it being a natural biological process, menstruation is characterized by myths, stigma and taboos across the world.
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Ortega’s “Intelligence” to Hold on to Power
Ortega’s “intelligence” is the following: he is the only politician who over decades has controlled Nicaragua’s intelligence and security services.
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A Magical but Dangerous Place in a Dangerous Country
Apart from my having complete confidence in my security people, I owe them my life. I am grateful for their protection.
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A Cuban Going Round and Round!
Cuban lines are like this. You can find happy people, creators of lines, who are inclined to enjoy the human stampede, crowding and disorder.
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