Abstract
The Mariel Boatlift: A Cuban-American Journey, by Victor Andres Triay
Highlights
In Mariel scholarship, very little work has been done on the experiences of Afro-Cuban Marielitos, and Triay addresses this by including an Afro-Cuban interviewee’s powerful heartbreaking story
The individuals represented in this book see themselves as the embodiment of the American Dream: fleeing oppression from their homeland, they came to the United States in search of a better life, and through hard work, they and their children achieved enormous financial, cultural, and political success
Via free access book reviews In Mariel scholarship, very little work has been done on the experiences of Afro-Cuban Marielitos, and Triay addresses this by including an Afro-Cuban interviewee’s powerful heartbreaking story
Summary
In Mariel scholarship, very little work has been done on the experiences of Afro-Cuban Marielitos, and Triay addresses this by including an Afro-Cuban interviewee’s powerful heartbreaking story. Victor Andres Triay, The Mariel Boatlift: A Cuban-American Journey.
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