| Cuba |
Juan René
Betancourt: author, activist |
Lydia Cabrera:
ethnologist, author of numerous books on AfroCuban religions
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Walterio
Carbonell: historian, author of "Cómo se forjó la cultura
nacional" |
Jesús Cos Causse:
poet |
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Pedro Deschamps:
historian |
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Nicolas Guillén: poet |
Joel James: ensayista, investigador |
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Inés María
Martiatu Terry: Investigadora Teatral y Narradora |
Leida
Oquendo: anthropologist |
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Fernando Ortiz:
ethnologist, author of numerous books on Afrocuban culture |
Reynaldo Peñalber: Havana:
journalist - 1999 |
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Alberto
Pedro: actor, playwright |
Gustavo Urrutia:
journlist, 1881-1958 |
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| Caribbean |
Eugene
Godfried: Guantanamo & Curacao: journalist, community activist, radio broadcaster |
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| US |
Manning Marable:
Columbia University |
Lorenzo
Turner: 1890-1972: linguist and africanist, studied Gullah as well as
languages in Cuba, Brazil, and Africa |
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Robert F.Williams:
1925-1996: revolutionary,
first president of the Republic of New Africa, ran Radio Free Dixie from Havana |
Mark Q. Sawyer: UCLA |
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| Africa |
Kwame Ture (Stokely
Carmichael) 1941 - 1998: US revolutionary, buried in Guinee, strong ties to Cuba |
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