From the Escambray to the Congo
Cubans
Révolutionnaires
Counterrevolutions
Revolution
Military participation
Entretiens
Revolutionaries
Interviews
History
"In his account of how easy it became after the 1959 victory of the Cuban Revolution to "take down the rope" that for decades had segregated blacks from whites at dances in town squares, yet how enormous was the battle to transform the social relations underlying this and all the other "ropes" inher…
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