Cuba offers Black Americans/Latinos free 6 year Med School plus room and board

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Dumb cac :mjlol: Why do you think Cuba is in the state that it's now?? , it's because of the country your sitting here defending so furiously, it's because fidel and che liberated the poor and oppressed and your great old USA wasn't having that and after a unsuccessful invasion attempt decided to cripple them economically, the same way that the French have devastated another country who wouldn't bow to there WASP oppressors (Haiti)

Stop getting your info from Air America/Jay-z albums and wake up. Liberated. Thats rich
 

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Sira Perez at age 17 in Kingston, Jamaica, 1970. She had just arrived from Cuba and was en route to the U.S.
COURTESY OF SIRA PEREZ

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No pedo but I already know brothas was on Sira Perez HEAVY once she turned 18 :whew:
 

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yall do realize the reason white cubans fled cuba was because castro was making things easier for his minorities right :heh:

but this is the coli where every country hates black people. weird tho, cause yall sound scared, but live in the most racist country of them all.
Expand on that. I had no idea
 

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what makes an american education better? because its america? or because its cost anywhere from tens of thousand to hundreds of thousands of dollar for the average person to obtain?

as far as the rest of this thread :mjlol: was tryin to stay from it but yea i bet all these "cubans" that ppl know that say that cuba is racist are white as rice and there familes all benefited from the old bautista regime where ppl of color where sex workers and maids, while the whites raped cuba


Cuba like haiti never bowed to the american imperialist machine and its no coincidence that today both are some the poorest in the western hemisphere

:mjlol: @ talkin about racist countries when you live on a place that was found on racism , cottdam some yall militants kill me


Viva la revolucion

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SPAYED!!!
 

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im just gonna repost this, so that anybody that is serious about having more black doctors focus on what is really important, which is developing our own institutions

this whole cuba thing is a distraction and in no way is a solution to a very real problem the black community has, we need to focus in on STEM in our high schools and colleges, that is how you get more black doctors

A Prescription for More Black Doctors
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/13/magazine/a-prescription-for-more-black-doctors.html?_r=1
 

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Expand on that. I had no idea

pre castro like in most south american, shyt even in African countries the major land holder were white oligarchs . Black cubans were treated the way many others were treated around the world and when they tried to rebel ( Negro Rebellion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) The white Cubans controlled all the agriculture in the country, then you had the casinos/hotel again owned by white Cubans and the american mafia (you know those Italians who are know for there love of blacks ) . Castro/che come in and redistribute the farm land and give it to those who were working it in the first place for pennies (the black and poor). Education became free and avaible to EVERYONE again not just the children of the rich and the white ( btw to this date cuba has one the highest literacy rates IN THE WORLD, higher than the U.S) They closed down the hotels and casinos where drugs and prostitution were rampant.

Again these cats here are getting there narratives from the families of short sighted white cubans who got expelled from the country and ran like rats down to Miami

Bonus 1: Black cubans been putting in work :blessed:

Mambises - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Bonus 2: Look at this cac here

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Juan Almeida Bosque - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Juan Almeida Bosque (February 17, 1927 – September 11, 2009[1]) was a Cuban politician and one of the original commanders of the Cuban Revolution. After the 1959 revolution, he was a prominent figure in the Communist Party of Cuba; at the time of his death in 2009, he was a Vice-President of the Cuban Council of State and was its third ranking member. He received several decorations, and both national and international awards, including the title of "Hero of the Republic of Cuba" and the Order of Máximo Gómez.[2]


Almeida returned to Cuba with the Castro brothers, Che Guevara and 78 other revolutionaries on the Granma expedition, and was one of just 12 who survived the initial landing, during which Cuban government forces killed most of the rebels.[1] During the battle, Almeida shouted "No one here gives up!" (alternatively "here, nobody surrenders") to Guevara, which would become a long-lived slogan of the Cuban revolution.[1][3]


In 1958, he was promoted to Commander and head of the Santiago Column of the Revolutionary Army.[4] During the revolution, as a black man in a prominent position, he served as a symbol to Afro-Cubansof change from Cuba's discriminatory past.[5]


He was honoured with the title of Commander of the Revolution, and at the time of his death was one of just three living holders of that title, the others being Guillermo Garcíaand Ramiro Valdés.[1]


Just one of many blacks who played a major role in the revolution .
 

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pre castro like in most south american, shyt even in African countries the major land holder were white oligarchs . Black cubans were treated the way many others were treated around the world and when they tried to rebel ( Negro Rebellion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) The white Cubans controlled all the agriculture in the country, then you had the casinos/hotel again owned by white Cubans and the american mafia (you know those Italians who are know for there love of blacks ) . Castro/che come in and redistribute the farm land and give it to those who were working it in the first place for pennies (the black and poor). Education became free and avaible to EVERYONE again not just the children of the rich and the white ( btw to this date cuba has one the highest literacy rates IN THE WORLD, higher than the U.S) They closed down the hotels and casinos where drugs and prostitution were rampant.

Again these cats here are getting there narratives from the families of short sighted white cubans who got expelled from the country and ran like rats down to Miami

Bonus 1: Black cubans been putting in work :blessed:

Mambises - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Bonus 2: Look at this cac here

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Juan Almeida Bosque - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia




Just one of many blacks who played a major role in the revolution .

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Víctor Emilio Dreke Cruz (born 10 March 1937 in Sagua La Grande) is a Cuban Communist Party leader of notable African descent, and a former commander in the Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces.[1]

Following involvement in various student protests in Sagua la Grande 1952-54, Dreke joined the 26th of July Movement in 1955, soon after it was formed. In 1957 he helped form the student-based March 13 unit of the Directorio Revolucionario Estudantil in the Escambray Mountains in Las Villas Province. In October 1958 he came under the command of Che Guevara in a unification of the guerrillas of the 26th of July Movement and the Revolutionary Directorate. Dreke took part in armed actions against the government forces of the Fulgencio Batista regime, such as at Placetas, Báez, Manicaragua and Santa Clara.[1]

After the triumph of the Cuban Revolution in 1959, Dreke was assigned in turn; a prosecutor for revolutionary tribunals; chief of police in Sagua la Grande; a company leader of the Western Tactical Force; head of a squadron of the Revolutionary Rural Police. He then became a Rebel Army platoon leader in the first actions in the Escambray. In 1960 he was chief of the Rebel army squadron in Cruces, and was also head of a militia training school in Hatillo. On 17 April 1961, the first day of the Bay of Pigs Invasion, he assumed command of two companies of the 117th Battalion, taking part in a clash with paratroops of Brigade 2506. On 19 April, he was wounded and briefly captured after driving towards Girón in a jeep ahead of his tanks. In 1962 he was promoted to the rank of comandante. When the Lucha Contra Bandidos (LCB) special units were created that year in the continuing operations against the CIA-backed anti-communist forces, he became head of LCB operations in the Escambray. He served as second in command to Raúl Menéndez Tomassevich, head of the LCB within the Central Army, until January 1965 when the final cleanup operation was almost finished.[1]

In April 1965, Comandante Dreke served as second in command to Che Guevara in the Cuban military training mission to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, to help train rebel fighters originally organised by supporters of former prime minister Patrice Lumumba (murdered in 1961). Guevara wrote about Dreke in his report to Fidel Castro: "He was...one of the pillars on which I relied. The only reason I am not recommending that he be promoted is that he already holds the highest rank."[2] The mission ended in November 1965. He then headed a military unit in Cuba preparing internationalist volunteers. In 1966 he headed the Cuban military mission to Guinea-Bissau/Cape Verde, where he served alongside Amílcar Cabral. He then performed a similar function in the Republic of Guinea. He returned to Guinea-Bissau in 1986, heading the Cuban military mission until 1989.[1]

From 1965 to 1975, Dreke served on the central committee of the Cuban communist party. In 1969 he headed the political directorate of the Ministry of the Revolutionary Armed Forces. In 1972 he graduated from the Maximo Gomez Military Academy with a degree in politics. In 1973 he was appointed chief of the newly formed Ejército Juvenil del Trabajo (EJT, or Youth Army of Labor) in Oriente province, working on volunteer agricultural projects. In 1981 he graduated from the University of Santiago de Cuba with a degree in law.[1]

In 1990 General Dreke retired from active military service. He then acted as representative in Africa for Cuban corporations ANTEX and UNECA in trade and construction projects.

He is currently vice president of the Cuba-Africa Friendship Association and a member of the Association of Combatants of the Cuban Revolution.


oh and one last pic 2 make yall mad

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Neither of those people had concentration camps or force their citizens to have the same haircut.

You believe everything read from Western sources, huh? You think they hacked Sony for that movie too, huh?:russ:


What can't be denied is that all of those people are responsible for far more pain and suffering on this Earth than North Korea.
 
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