Life and Culture
Americans have long considered Cuba to be the cultural gem of the Caribbean. But underneath the quintessentially Cuban foods, music and lifestyle, this island’s culture harbors many of the same problems regarding inclusion, appropriation and denial of history that are ubiquitous in the rest of the Western Hemisphere. These students were unafraid to delve into otherwise obscured elements of Cuban life and culture.
A Walk Through Caibarién in my Grandfather’s Shoes
by Daniel Arevalo
by Daniel Arevalo
Portraits of Working Women: Overcoming Machismo in Cuba
by Kali Persall
Influencia Africana en Cuba
by Donnisha Brown
Musicas de los Géneros: Octova Nota
by Eva Miller
Glimpses of Cuba
by Kali Persall
Happiness in Havana
Two bicyclists stroll down Calle Parrado along the Malecón of Caibarién.
