To Change the World: My Years in Cuba
A moving and intimate contemplation of a key historical moment that has been relegated to the margins of political discussion in the wake of the cold war. --Mark Behr, author of The Smell of ApplesTo know Cuba, neither analyses nor statistics nor official declarations nor diatribes by its adversaries are enough. One needs eyes infused with heart, passionate eyes, with which to look at the Cuban people in their daily life. In this book Margaret Randall looks at Cuba through such eyes. --Maria Lopez Vigil, author of Cuba: Neither Heaven Nor HellMany ask if those of us who lived the Cuban revolution in flesh and spirit would wage that battle again. Margaret Randall's loving and realistic book reveals why we would. It gives us the highlights and shadows of a process that marked the 20th century like no other. --Mirta Rodríguez Calderón, Cuban revolutionary, journalist, and feminist