174. The Cuban Revolution
Empire
Cuba: A Legacy of Intervention and Identity
This chapter explores the intricate history of Cuba, examining the repercussions of U.S. intervention and the rise of oppressive regimes following a secret war in the Caribbean. It contextualizes Cuba's colonial legacy, highlighting the impact of sugar production and slavery, as well as the cultural identity forged by Cuban Americans. The discussion reflects on the complexities of Cuba's relationship with the U.S., underscoring the ongoing implications of American imperialism and the struggles for self-governance.
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