http://www.blackgirlgrown.com/2009/12/10/racism-cuban-style/#utm_source=feed&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=feed content and context on issues facing women of color as we mature Tue, 08 Nov 2011 20:07:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.blackgirlgrown.com/2009/12/10/racism-cuban-style/comment-page-1/#comment-869 kimbirly Fri, 11 Dec 2009 15:32:26 +0000 http://www.blackgirlgrown.com/?p=3163#comment-869 Thank you for sharing the "data" of what you do know. I was in Cuba a few weeks ago with a delegation and asking pointed questions to many prominent people we were meeting with. My wish was to get a sense of the health disparities in Cuba and if these disparities occurred predominately among "the darker skinned people" as I phrased it on many occasions as not to force upon them the black/white/racial catogory context we've have had to deal with forever here in the USA. In Cuba they also talked a great deal about the escalating amount of abortions there (over and over again) and I plan on getting to the root of that information as well and coinciding it with abortion rates and "WHO" is getting abortions here in USA and drawing some real data perspectives on what drives the brooh, hah, hah around the abortion/right to life/right to choose debacle for myself. The US Black community already has it's perspectives that I have always heard regarding this. I want to gather the data and see if this may really be the deal behind the brooh, hah, hah, and see if Cuba could be marching in the same "lock step". Thank you for sharing the “data” of what you do know. I was in Cuba a few weeks ago with a delegation and asking pointed questions to many prominent people we were meeting with. My wish was to get a sense of the health disparities in Cuba and if these disparities occurred predominately among “the darker skinned people” as I phrased it on many occasions as not to force upon them the black/white/racial catogory context we've have had to deal with forever here in the USA. In Cuba they also talked a great deal about the escalating amount of abortions there (over and over again) and I plan on getting to the root of that information as well and coinciding it with abortion rates and “WHO” is getting abortions here in USA and drawing some real data perspectives on what drives the brooh, hah, hah around the abortion/right to life/right to choose debacle for myself. The US Black community already has it's perspectives that I have always heard regarding this. I want to gather the data and see if this may really be the deal behind the brooh, hah, hah, and see if Cuba could be marching in the same “lock step”.

]]> http://www.blackgirlgrown.com/2009/12/10/racism-cuban-style/comment-page-1/#comment-863 kimbirly Fri, 11 Dec 2009 08:32:26 +0000 http://www.blackgirlgrown.com/?p=3163#comment-863 Thank you for sharing the "data" of what you do know. I was in Cuba a few weeks ago with a delegation and asking pointed questions to many prominent people we were meeting with. My wish was to get a sense of the health disparities in Cuba and if these disparities occurred predominately among "the darker skinned people" as I phrased it on many occasions as not to force upon them the black/white/racial catogory context we've have had to deal with forever here in the USA. In Cuba they also talked a great deal about the escalating amount of abortions there (over and over again) and I plan on getting to the root of that information as well and coinciding it with abortion rates and "WHO" is getting abortions here in USA and drawing some real data perspectives on what drives the brooh, hah, hah around the abortion/right to life/right to choose debacle for myself. The US Black community already has it's perspectives that I have always heard regarding this. I want to gather the data and see if this may really be the deal behind the brooh, hah, hah, and see if Cuba could be marching in the same "lock step". Thank you for sharing the “data” of what you do know. I was in Cuba a few weeks ago with a delegation and asking pointed questions to many prominent people we were meeting with. My wish was to get a sense of the health disparities in Cuba and if these disparities occurred predominately among “the darker skinned people” as I phrased it on many occasions as not to force upon them the black/white/racial catogory context we've have had to deal with forever here in the USA. In Cuba they also talked a great deal about the escalating amount of abortions there (over and over again) and I plan on getting to the root of that information as well and coinciding it with abortion rates and “WHO” is getting abortions here in USA and drawing some real data perspectives on what drives the brooh, hah, hah around the abortion/right to life/right to choose debacle for myself. The US Black community already has it's perspectives that I have always heard regarding this. I want to gather the data and see if this may really be the deal behind the brooh, hah, hah, and see if Cuba could be marching in the same “lock step”.

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