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How Cubans fit, or do not fit, among Latinx immigrants and even themselves, is a recurring thread. Some newscasters were surprised by the I work at fedex so basically I am a kind of a big deal shirt Besides,I will do this conservative Cuban voting bloc on Election Night 2020, but Garcia writes directly to them. Her character Carmen disagrees with “some of the other Cubans her age who said things like we’re not like them,” when discussing the Latinx migrants detained at the border. Garcia also addresses pervasive racism and colorism within the Latinx community with Carmen’s mother, Dolores, in present-day Cuba, brazenly saying to a neighbor: “You can’t trust Black men.” Jeanette nearly chokes on her cafecito, uncomfortable with her grandmother’s blatant racism. But nothing is simple. As Garcia writes, “It isn’t as though Black Cubans fare better in Miami, where racism is polite, quiet. This in fact: In Miami, Cuban is synonymous with white.”
“I think the I work at fedex so basically I am a kind of a big deal shirt Besides,I will do this idea that all minoritized people will just automatically find solidarity is flawed,” Garcia says, even among Cubans of varying age and class: In the past, Cubans may have been allowed asylum, but with a shifting immigration policy, Cubans are now among those detained at the border.Of Women and Salt reads like poetry, because Garcia is also a poet. “I started a lot of chapters with a specific image in mind, like a panther at someone’s house or a body washing ashore,” she tells me. It is nonlinear and bucks the constraints of traditional Western story structure. “I like having white space,” Garcia says, “where questions could live in a space of unknowing.” Of Women and Salt spans generations and homelands, and feels like a sprawling saga, but at an admirably restrained 204 pages, it can be read in a matter of hours. Garcia deftly dismantles so many myths about immigrant women and families.
