Cuba: My Revolution by Inverna Lockpez , Dean Haspiel (Illustrator) , José Villarrubia (Illustrator) Laura Vaccaro Seeger and Clark—who are desperately uneducated

and Clark—who are desperately uneducated in the ways of women

Around them were clustered our few scraps of furniture looking scuffed and shabby in the unforgiving glare of daylight

With the passing of time comes Taliban rule over Afghanistan

These women’s dreams were without boundaries

Not allowed to stay home alone

Cuba: My Revolution by Inverna Lockpez , Dean Haspiel (Illustrator) , José Villarrubia (Illustrator) Laura Vaccaro Seeger and Clark—who are desperately uneducatedFrom the moment Fidel Castro capture Havana at the dawn of 1959, seventeen year old Sonya believes in the promise of the Cuban Revolution. Seventeen year old Sonia, a medical student with dreams of becoming a modernist painter, is caught up in Fidel Castros revolution from the moment it captures Havana on New Years Eve 1958. While her eccentric mother hatches an increasingly desperate series of plans to flee Cuba, Sonia joins the militia and