Cuban History, Assata Shakur & Fidel Castro By Dr. Vibert Muhammad – The LanceScurv Show

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No, salsa was started in NYC with Puerto Ricans and African Americans it grew out of the Afro-Cubanas who played in clubs in Manhattan during the 1940s and 1950s. You might want to view the video “The Palladium.” No doubt–Cuba was migrated by many people–Spanish, English, Portuguese; however, the root of its population after the extermination of the Caribs and other Native Americans are the Africans. Think about this–the United States is a multi ethnic state–however, the cultural roots, and structure of our society is European–specifically, English. Thus, we are a Western/European nation regardless of the number of Blacks, Latinos, and Asians who live here. Your argument is based on emotional rethoric as oppose to fact. In reference to music, you might want to read a bit more on the History and Legacy of African Music in the Caribbean and Latin America. To bother you one more time–did you realize that The Tango also has its roots in African culture?

Indeed, Cuba is an African country; that is, by culture, attitude, religion, and the history of its Black population that is the majority of its citizens. Apparently, many of you have been conditioned to the definitions of white Americans and white Cubans of what Cuba is and its history. The Professor is absolutely right! In fact, Castro identifies himself as being an Afro-Latino. Have any of you considered the reasons why Castro had such a relationship of positive goodwill with African states? Did you know that Castro was working with Quaddafi in the creation of a United States of Africa that would also include the Caribbean states? We must research and study before throwing stones at the message.In reference of Cuba producing it’s own food; Muhammad again is correct. Simply put, if they were not able to develop a viable agricultural system the American embargo would have worked! In logic, with the strains of the USA surrounding the island and the weakness of Russia economically over the past twenty years; where is Cuba importing its food? From no one–they produce their own.The issue of dance is simply the case of background discussion in reference to their Black culture. Merigue was really created in Haiti coming from Yoruba cultural dance. In Cuba it was reproduced as the manbo; salsa as a note was started in NYC by African-Americans and Puerto Ricans in the late 1960s. The point, is that the benchmarks of Africa are on Cuban culture.Yes, Castro traveled to Mexico and Argentina for partnerships. However, Che a doctor from Argentina had a more radical view of staging revolution throughout Latin America. That is another story in which the good professor can discuss.Viva Cuba!!

this guy is leaving alot of history behind, he doesnt even talk about fidel first going to mexico, he doesnt talk about him going to chile or argentina???? geeezzzzz or relations with che guevara??? this guy sounds retarded

The whole point of normalizing relations is that it gives the U.S. a greater opportunity to have influence with the Cuban government. Everything must change… nothing stays the same. We must stay ahead of intellectual oppression.