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Ada Ferrer

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My Brother’s Keeper

Early in the Cuban Revolution, my mother made a consequential decision.

by Ada Ferrer via The New Yorker
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on February 18, 2021

Cuba: An American History

Keeper of My Kin: Memoir of an Immigrant Daughter

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The Cuban flag interposed over passport photos of children and an open field.

How Cuban History Broke a Family

The historian Ada Ferrer’s new memoir retells the story of the island through the “utterly ordinary people” who matter most to her.

by Geraldo Cadava via The Atlantic on May 19, 2026

Illustration of Spanish slaves unloading ice.

Cuba & the US: Necessary Mirrors

Exponentially more enslaved Africans were forced to the lands that now make up Latin America rather than the United States. Where is their story?

by Geraldo Cadava via Public Books on April 13, 2022

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