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    the revolution behind the leadership of Fidel Castro. Guevara played significant role in the guerrilla army which seized power in 1959 and also in Castro’s regime where he held various positions of influence. Guevara’s impact on the success of the Cuban revolution was a result of his tactical genius‚ experience in guerrilla warfare‚ leadership and training of the guerrilla force and his socialist ideologies. Guevara’s ideologies and tactical genius in the art of the guerrilla warfare played a vital

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    Cara Skelley In both Dreaming in Cuban and Forgetfullness I believe the characters are living in history. They are holding onto to something that already happened‚ in hope that it hadnt. In both books I feel as if the characters continue to refer to past relationships‚ feelings‚ and situations. Characters are faced with the challenge of facing what happened in their lives‚ forgetting it‚ and moving on from it. In Dreaming in Cuban‚ Celia lives her life in seperation. "Celia cannot decide

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    Ebb and Flow: Cuban-American Reality “Lucy‚ honey‚ if I wanted things Cuban I`d stayed in Havana. That`s the reason I married you‚ ‘cause you`re so different from everyone I`d known before.” -Ricky in I Love Lucy. This quote is from the iconic show from the 50`s‚ I Love Lucy‚ but also is used in Sustavo Perez-Firmat`s piece called Life on the Hyphen. In Perez-Firmat`s piece‚ Perez-Firmat relates the Cuban-American experience and how it is made up of several different generations who all have to

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    surface‚ these stories are in complete juxtaposition of one and other but it is evident that the Cuban women had as much agency and choice as did the princesses. The author draws parallels between the main character and the princesses by emphasizing their independent ability to make autonomous decisions. Although the situations vary from a fairytale to a fight for survival‚ Roxanne Gay concludes the Cuban story with‚ “A West Indian woman always faces such choices”. This short inference suggests that

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    people in Cuba. One popular sport is Baseball. It started in 1878 when the Cuban League was put together. It consisted of three all white teams. It wasn’t a professional sport at first. During the fight for the professional title‚ the white Cubans and the black Cubans fought with each other for on mutual goal. Shortly after this matter‚ all players were aloud to play on the baseball team. This was a good period for the Cuban League because it also received the title as a professional sport. It was

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    Ferguson‚ and other hot button news that did not need an answer at Jordan’s age (Canedy 884-888). The way I was raised was under a Hispanic roof. The ideals set by my parents were “Nunca dejes de soñar” meaning never stop dreaming‚ that of and play in a huge factor in me being Cuban. I heard stories from my father and grandparents about living in the communist

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    EVOLUTION OF THE PHILIPPINE FLAG The Katipunan (1892 - 1897) | The First KKK (Kataastaasan at Kagalanggalang Katipunan ng Mga Anak ng Bayan--The Highest and Most Honorable Society of the Sons of the Nation) Flag (1892) With the establishment of the Katipunan‚ Andres Bonifacio requested his wife‚ Gregoria de Jesus‚ and with the help of Benita Rodriguez to create a flag for the society. De Jesus created a simple red flag bearing the society’s acronym‚ KKK‚ in white and arranged horizontally at

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    men proceed to Naik‚ drew up another document in which they resolve to establish a government independent of‚ and separate from‚ that established at Tejeros‚ which is called Acto de Tejeros on March 23‚ 1897. Among them were Artemio Ricarte‚ Pio del Pilar‚ and Severino de las Alas ranging more than 40 men. From Naik they proceed to Barrio of Limbon‚ Indang‚ where a group of soldiers under the command of Col. Agapito Bonzon‚ was dispatched to effect the arrest. A skirmish was inevitable and the firing

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    I. Highlights about the Writer Francisco Sionil Jose born on December 3 1924 in Rosales‚ Pangasinan He is the son of Antonio Jose an Aglipayan minister‚ and Sofia Sionil. He is married to Maria Teresa Jovellanos‚ father of seven children. He helped support his family at a young age raising hogs and working as a farmer. He studied at the Rosales Elementary School‚ Far Eastern University High School‚ Manila College of Pharmacy and Dentistry and the University of Santo Tomas (UST). He took literal

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    girl and her family who emigrated from Cuba when she was two years old. Her greatest issue is to find out which culture she belongs to‚ because she was so little when she left Cuba‚ she can barely remember Cuba and wants to found out whether she is Cuban or American. The poem “Speak Up‚ Chicano‚ Speak up” is an appeal to Chicanos to speak up and be heard by the Americans. Finally the paper contains a discussion whether “The American Dream” is achievable for immigrants or not. The reader will gain an

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