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The Cuban Revolution has always been a staunch supporter of Black liberation in the US. Through determined resistance this small island has stood up to the dictates of US imperialism for over a half century. They have provided safe harbor and political asylum for many Black militant leaders such as Assata Shakur, an icon often quoted in chants at protests against police brutality and racism across the country today. Cuba has also helped many national liberation struggles throughout Africa. The struggle against institutionalized racism was one of the pillars of the Cuban Revolution.
Come to an important exchange about the current and historical battle against racist oppression and the experiences in Cuba and the US and how these struggles are interelated. Hear a panel of participants in both struggles.
Member of the Coordinating Committee of Mass Against Against Police Brutality,
Maritza López and Hildelisa Leal, community organizers from Balcón Arimao/La Lisa and activists in Cuba's Neighborhood Network of Afrodescendants
Come to an important exchange about the current and historical battle against racist oppression and the experiences in Cuba and the US and how these struggles are interelated. Hear a panel of participants in both struggles.
Member of the Coordinating Committee of Mass Against Against Police Brutality,
Maritza López and Hildelisa Leal, community organizers from Balcón Arimao/La Lisa and activists in Cuba's Neighborhood Network of Afrodescendants
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