[act-ma] 4/18 Our History Is Still Being Written: Three Chinese-Cuban Generals in the Cuban Revolution

[July 26th Coalition]

Our History Is Still Being Written:
The Story of Three Chinese-Cuban Generals in the Cuban Revolution
Panel discussion and film
A little-known but important chapter of Chinese emigrant history is told 
through interviews with Armando Choy, Gustavo Chui, and Moisés Sío Wong, 
three Chinese-Cubans who became generals in Cuba’s revolution.

In Our History Is Still Being Written, Pathfinder Press’s newest title 
(www.pathfinderpress.com <http://www.pathfinderpress.com>), the three 
men discuss their roles in the 1959 Cuban revolution and talk about what 
a revolution can accomplish and Cuba’s role in the world today.
They explain that it was only because of Cuba’s socialist revolution 
that “discrimination—against blacks, against Chinese, against women, 
against the poor—was ended.” And they explain why Cuba’s 
internationalist missions from Angola to Venezuela are an extension of 
that revolutionary course.
Panelists will include: Mary- Alice Waters, president of Pathfinder 
Press and editor and interviewer of Our History Is Still Being Written; 
Meizhu Lui, Executive Director, United for a Fair Economy, co-author The 
Color of Wealth; Omar Ocampo, Political Science Major, UMass Boston; 
Patrick Sylvain, Adjunct Professor, Anthropology, Africana Studies; 
Facilitator, Andrew Leong, Associate Professor, CPCS, Asian American Studies
Wednesday, April 18, 3:00 PM
UMass Boston, Campus Center, Ballroom A
Free and open to the public
Sponsored by: Asian American Studies Program, Africana Studies 
Department, Latino Studies Program, Asian Student Center, Black Student 
Center, Casa Latina, and July 26th Coalition
For more information call: 877-379-0467