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Black Activism, Cuba, and Anti-Racism

Grade Level

10

Teaching Standard

USH 27, CWI 9

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Why did the Cuban government sympathize with African Americans in the mid-late 1900s?

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By: Kyle Michl
Related content: African Americans, Anti-Racism, and Cuba
Teaching Standard: USH 27, CWI 9
Teaching Area: US History since 1877, African American History
Grade Level: 10

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