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Cuba: An Elusive Truth

Depth Report No. 32 Table of contents Where have you gone, Jose Martí? by Matthew Hansen Racism no light matter by Dakarai Aarons Double shifts by Melissa Lee Diverging journeys by Dakarai Aarons Truth and propaganda by Shane Pekny One student’s experience by Dakarai Aarons An international icon by Cara Pesek Medicating political ill will by Matthew Hansen Papa blurs borders, time by Matthew Hansen A blessing with a catch by Joe Duggan A single ray of light by Melissa Lee Perception vs. reality by Cara Pesek Husker haven in Havana by Joe Duggan The jaded generation by Cara Pesek What’s in store after Fidel? by Melissa Lee A hard time changing by Shane Pekny A new economic engine by Shane Pekny The cost of sex by Jill Zeman From heartland to Cuba by Jill Zeman Living with AIDS in Cuba by Jill Zeman Hope, threat or sellout? by Sarah Fox Spying in on loss of trust by Sarah Fox Dissident tries to overcome past by Sarah Fox Dissent can mean jail by Dakarai Aaron

The Blackbird Blood

The Blackbird Blood is a novella length piece of young adult fiction. The piece not only includes themes dealing with coming of age such as love, complexities of relationships, and identity, but also touches on issues dealing with race and privilege. This coming of age novella explores these themes through the lens of teen characters navigating life on a military base in a country destroyed by war

Cuba: An Elusive Truth

Depth Report No. 32 Table of contents Where have you gone, Jose Martí? by Matthew Hansen Racism no light matter by Dakarai Aarons Double shifts by Melissa Lee Diverging journeys by Dakarai Aarons Truth and propaganda by Shane Pekny One student’s experience by Dakarai Aarons An international icon by Cara Pesek Medicating political ill will by Matthew Hansen Papa blurs borders, time by Matthew Hansen A blessing with a catch by Joe Duggan A single ray of light by Melissa Lee Perception vs. reality by Cara Pesek Husker haven in Havana by Joe Duggan The jaded generation by Cara Pesek What’s in store after Fidel? by Melissa Lee A hard time changing by Shane Pekny A new economic engine by Shane Pekny The cost of sex by Jill Zeman From heartland to Cuba by Jill Zeman Living with AIDS in Cuba by Jill Zeman Hope, threat or sellout? by Sarah Fox Spying in on loss of trust by Sarah Fox Dissident tries to overcome past by Sarah Fox Dissent can mean jail by Dakarai Aaron