An educator's perspective on the emerging Cuba and multiculturalism.
Plagued by many years of frequent leadership changes, and influences from power brokers whose policies and politics were oftentimes detrimental to Cuba's emerging as an industrialized and diverse economy nation, Cuba is now attempting to move beyond the survival mode. After the symbiotic relationship between the Soviet Union was dismantled in the 90s, Cuba is now undergoing metamorphoses of growth and change, socially, politically and culturally, while still remaining a mixture of worlds both rural and urban. This narrative article describes the multicultural experiences that an American university professor recently experienced while visiting Cuba.
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Carla D
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College of Education, Department of Educational Leadership and Human Services, Florida A and M University, Tallahassee, Florida 32307, USA. CarlaWashington@AOL.COM
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