#cuban people

[oldvintageglamour]

Jukebox in Havana, 1950 🇨🇺🎶🇨🇺🎶🇨🇺

#jukebox #havana #havana cuba #cuba #cuban men #cuban girl #1950s style #1950s fashion #1950s women #1950s photography #1950s vintage #1950s #50s style #50s fashion #50s photography #50s vintage #50s #decade: 1950s #vintage style #vintage fashion #vintage men #vintage woman #vintage girl #vintage beauty #vintage photography #cuban #cuban people #latin men #latina girl #hispanics

[bea-lele-carmen]

#Tria Giovan: The Cuba Archive: Photography from 1990s Cuba #Tria Giovan #Photograph #Photo #90s cuba #The Cuba Archive #Calle #Cuban people

[mega-bluespower]

Maryland faith, civil rights leaders to Cardin: Lift the Cuban embargo

A coalition of Maryland civil rights, religious and political leaders is calling on outgoing Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Md.) to use his clout as chairman of …Maryland faith, civil rights leaders to Cardin: Lift the Cuban embargo

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#Cuba #Cuban people #Lifestyle #Los Angeles #political #urbanfishingpolecigars.com

[minnesotafollower]

Expansion of U.S. State Department’s Integrated Country Strategy for Cuba  

A prior post discussed the portions of the State Department’s undated (but approved 5/27/22) Integrated Country Strategy for Cuba that set forth the following two of ‘three key priorities:” (1) “supporting Cubans seeking to exercise their universal human rights;” and (3) “encouraging the growth of an empowered, innovative, and inclusive Cuba.” [1] Since then the Department has reissued that ICS…

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#Cuba #Cuban people #human rights #Integrated Country Strategy #U.S. State Department

[aci25]

The US and Israel again stood alone at the UN in support of the blockade against Cuba

Luis De Jesús @ldejesusreyes asked people on the streets of NYC why they think the White House doesn't listen to the actual international community.

#cuba #latinos #puerto rico #puertorriqueños #boricuas #Luis De Jesús #us politics #nyc #US and Israel #blockade #cuban people #us government #politics #political #the UN #wake up

[belovedgamers]

Imagine getting laughed at live on stream 

Sausage: ¡Hola, buenos días!

Jimmy: ¡Hola, Señor Chorizo!

Sausage: (dismayed) Ay, coño, que mi-- Ay, Dios mío.

Jimmy: (speaking English) Guys, Sausage is Cuban, by the way. Everything’s fine.

Sausage: (overlapping) Yeah, I’m Cuban!

Jimmy: (continued) Everything’s good, everything’s fine... 

Sausage: (yelling) Yeah, this is not cultural appropriation! Did you know somebody said I was culturally appro-pria-zing--

Jimmy: (laughing) I... Someone...

Sausage: (continued) My own-- my own race! And background-- ethnicity! Did you hear that?

Jimmy: Someone-- Was it a tweet...?

Sausage: Somebody literally said: stop--

Jimmy: Was it a tweet or a comment?

Sausage: It was a comment on one of my videos because--!

Jimmy: Someone commented to Sausage, chat, saying... 

Sausage: (giggles)

Jimmy: Saying Sausage’s whole thing was cultural... what was the word?

Sausage: Cultural appropriation! (fumbles) O-of my own people! They were like... “Stop speaking Spanish and putting Latin music in your videos! You’re appro-pria-zing... some other culture!” I was like what’s wrong with you, people?

Jimmy: It-- The-- the guy’s Cuban!

Sausage: That made me mad but...

Jimmy: He can-- he--

Sausage: I’m Cuban! ¡Yo soy latino! I didn’t just learn Spanish yesterday like Jimmy did!

Jimmy: It-- True! I just word-- learned the word “chorizo”!

Sausage: ¡Chorizo!

Jimmy: I didn’t know it! Didn’t know it!

Sausage: (angrily) Muchas gracias.

#mythicalsausage #empires smp #solidaritygaming #catrina clips #I'm clipping this bc it's important #it's honestly cathartic seeing the appropriation comment called out and laughed at #i have thoughts on this but basically. man. the fact that many of us expected it #even in s1 sausage mentioned being cuban and yet even now people try. to be mad about his theme bvjhsabjvf #anyway I appreciate jimmy letting sausage go off and be angry #even among my latino friends sometimes I get told I'm making a big deal about things

[inkskinned]

Genuine question, because I don't know a lot about the topic and you're:

If someone identifies as non-binary and genderfluid, which from what I've gathered means something like "human" instead of male or female, doesn't that imply that women are not humans , like whole complete people with richer inner lives? And why is a dislike for (performative) femininity combined with a preference for things that are stereotypically associated with maleness an indicator that one is genderfluid? Does that mean a woman is only a woman if she loves to do make-up, wants to be a mother, only wears skirts, dresses and high heels, shaves daily, is always kind and never angry, has long hair, hates to get dirty and so on? Because I have never met a woman who's exactly like that in my life, but plenty who liked gaming, sports, being loud, opposed to shaving & make-up, who wore pants every day.

I do not believe this is a genuine question, but I'll answer it as if it was, just in case other people have to deal with this, and would like someone who is patient enough to give them the words. The argument you're making here is something that already stems from a deep logical fallacy in the beginning argument. You assume "If you are neither A nor B, and instead C, you think that A cannot be C."

It is a logical fallacy to say "X implies Y" when it does not do so. By this logic, I also believe men are not human. By this logic, I believe only nb people are human.

Some - but not all - rectangles are squares. Some - but not all - animals are dogs. Some humans are nb.

I have given no information about how I present, nor my interests. I am not going to give you that information, because it's irrelevant. What I need you to understand is that, again, you are making the incorrect logical assumption that "If a person dislikes X and likes Y, they must be Z." For all you know, I dislike performative masculinity and like stereotypically feminine preferences.

You then assume your own statement is correct and move forward with your logic as if I had debated you. This is not a "genuine question" about how nb people work, this is assuming being nb is based on a series of preferences.

As a teacher, I do think it's important to tell you: even if this is coming from a genuinely confused place: you are conducting bad research. You begin with an inherently flawed question, as it biased and assumes a position I must defend against - "why don't you see women as people?" Then you make logical conclusions about my personhood and experiences and ask inflammatory questions as if you were debating me, which I am not interested in doing.

If you were my student, and genuinely curious about how nb people see gender, I'd have no trouble with you asking an out nb content creator. If you're really trying to collect information, ask honestly, without personal bias. Here's some examples of what a genuine question would have looked like: - Do your preferences play into your gender identity? - How has being nb informed how you see femininity and masculinity? - What tools do you use to express your gender?

You are mistaking gender expression and gender roles as being part of my identity.

You are most crucially mistaking being nonbinary as being part of the binary and having to exist "in opposition" to other genders in order for it to "make sense". One of the most freeing things about realizing I was nb is that I don't exist in opposition to anything - and also that all gender works similarly.

Gender is a describing word, and this can be confusing for some people. In general, we tend to learn describing words in binary - short/tall, old/young, kind/mean. Therefore, there are (many) people who think - feminine/masculine must be oppositional. Gender is also a feeling word - and again, these are words that can be taught in opposition to each other. Hungry/sated, happy/sad, feminine/masculine.

But because gender is such a rare type of word - feeling and describing - it exists outside of binary. It exists more like art exists.

Green can exist in opposition to red, but it also just exists as its own color. Blue is a part of green, but it is also a part of yellow - blue is still its own color, and yellow is still its own color, and green is still its own color. One painting titled "still-life with fruit" may be a series of vague colors and boxes. Another may be a hyper-realistic singular plum. They are both how the artist expresses their personal vision of the fruit. They might even be by the same artist! And although we may compare them, they are not opposites.

One song by Hozier is not in opposition to one song by Britney Spears. They are different styles, not oppositional styles. You may choose to see them as oppositional - but that is your personal opinion, and not fact. And some people may feel and experience those songs as being actually incredibly in-line with each other.

This is why we say: gender is a spectrum. That all gender roles are made up. Personality, interests, and experiences may shape how someone sees and feels their gender, but it does not define how they see and feel their gender.

When we question gender roles and gender expression like this, it tends to make people upset. People like me tend to make people upset. So much bigotry is based on the lie that "feminine" and "masculine" are oppositional. Opposition is rigid and important - it keeps white hegemonic structures in power. I don't have time or space in this post to talk about how rigid gender roles/enforced gender expression rules are not just sexist but also racist, classist, ableist, homophobic, and bigoted; but I really recommend you do the research on how disruption of the gender binary might put the patriarchy at risk.

The thing you feel trapped by - that "being a woman" is a complicated series of rules - is exactly the kind of thing a nonbinary person would agree with you about. We have to fight hard to be recognized for what is a basic truth about our identity - of course we don't believe that gender expression is equivalent to gender identity.

And truth be told... I think you kind of knew that. I think you kind of knew all of this. I am going to hope that you are young. I'll tell you this: I was raised by someone who was a far-right extremist catholic asshole. I certainly didn't have the research/knowledge/exposure to interrogate this stuff honestly until I was probably 23.

I am so much happier now. I hope one day you get the same opportunities as I had. I hope you choose to move away from bigotry.

love u anyway. all this in kindness only.

#to be deleted #do i accidentally give my short lesson on gender here? yeah #<3 in this u can tell exactly the age that i taught for 15 years lmao #but also like. #yeah you got me.... i have never met a woman before and i totally think women are only fembots #meanwhile every person who has ever read my writing: #every 3rd week this bitch is on her bullshit about how unfair gender rules for women are #this is actually more to help other nb people whom i KNOW get questions like this #than it is to inform the anon #who like v clearly is not doing this in good faith #this is just like the 10th one i got like this #that first logical jump of - you think ur not male or female but human so therefore #women aren't people #was just SO wild .... like #yeah!!! that's totally a normal thing to assume! #do you think people who are like ''well yeah im from america #but i wouldnt consider myself to be from any particular state'' #are actually saying ''i don't think states are american'' #hell when i say #im cuban but i obvi grew up in america im just the daughter of an immigrant #nobody is like -- well. raquel. that means u think no americans live in cuba huh #anyway love u bye #okay to reblog #!! #love u

[demadogs]

camilla cabello rumored to play evelyn hugo….. absolutely fucking not

#when will we stop casting famous people who arent actors for fucks sake #i would be so mad if shes casted shes not a good actor #seven husbands of evelyn hugo #i feel like its a rumor just bc people cant think of any other female cuban actor in that age range lol

[pissfartboy]

Smile for the camera, Mr. Jigsaw!! 📸

#saw 2004 #saw #adam saw fanart #adam stanheight #adam saw #saw fanart #saw 2004 fanart #adam stanheight fanart #saw franchise #adam faulkner stanheight #my art #this is sorta a screenshot redraw #thats meant to be his cuban flag in the background by the way its very abstract but i need the people to know that info on the record

[winemom-culture]

Lrt speaking of frogs during more yard work over the weekend I sent my mom this pic of this toad on our ac unit like haha look at the toad and she responds back like oh that’s the bastard of the earth, you should kill it two ways

#apparently it’s an invasive Cuban tree frog #they aren’t really that bad but their secretions can burn your eyes and skin #People around here get intense about them bc apparently they do reproduce super fast and can be pretty destructive to surrounding ecosystem #But in the end my mom said they leave theirs alone if they ever see them and I left ours alone too

[carlyraejepsans]

what race/nationality do you think sans is?

cindy this is a skeleton this is bones anyway uhhh idk either boston or new jersey accented american but also he's italian in my heart

#the nature of sans undertale is that if you're italian he's italian if you're cuban he's cuban if you're mexican he's mexican #as long as people there eat good he's from where you're from #....but yeah. he's definitely ''cousin on the side of the family that emigrated and barely speaks the language'' italian #answered asks

[oldvintageglamour]

Cuban television dancer Jose Puño Valle & singer Farah Maria at the beach at Meliá Internacional Varadero hotel, Cuba, 1967 🇨🇺🏖️🇨🇺🏖️🇨🇺

#Jose Puño Valle #Farah Maria #cuban #cuban men #cuban girls #cuban woman #cuban people #cuba #hispanics #hispanic men #hispanic girl #hispanic women #beach #beach time #beach life #beachlife #1960s style #1960s fashion #1960s women #1960s photography #1960s vintage #1960s #60s style #60s fashion #60s women #60s photography #60s vintage #60s #decade: 1960s #vintage photography

[trashratsaws]

Something I've been finding quite irritating about the lack of media and culture literacy we're seeing - because of course the least educated people speak the loudest I fear - is that it's almost forced me to become an advocate for art I don't particularly enjoy. I don't enjoy modern or contemporary art. I don't like it, I think it's overblown, and I think a lot of modern/contemporary movements are juvenile, underdeveloped, and crude. I will also defend modern and contemporary art until I die from white tiktok women who claim that they could make better art from the comfort of their upper middle class couches because apparently despite pretending to be cultured by going to the museums where modern art is housed and proclaiming to their thousands of followers that they have done so - which was a choice, by the way, they could have really gone to any museum that served their one-note tastes all the better - they simply cannot be bothered to do any sort of research or reading on what the modern/contemporary art actually means, how it was created, the backgrounds of the artists who create it, etc., or even to read the plaque next to the piece while they stand next to it making their videos about how lifeless and uninteresting they find it.

There is a huge difference between disliking something because you understand it vs. because you don't. Please for the love of god, if you're going to loudly dislike something, please be the person who dislikes it because you understand it, and spare me the trouble of trying to shout just as loudly that, well, yes, Jackson Pollock was the worst, but please leave his genre alone because you sound like quite the toad when you speak.

Anyway I lied before, so here are some avant-garde movements/artists/pieces I really like/find very interesting to do some more research on for yourself.

the Die Brücke (The Bridge, German expressionist group)

Mexican Muralism (Mexican artistic movement post-revolution of 1910)

Brasilia (failed Brazilian capital city with some crazy architecture. Also utopianism in general)

Neo-Dadaism/Post-modernism (generally cheekier movement than the abstract expressionists who took their work and mission far too seriously)

Marjorie Strider (woman pop artist who critiqued a lot of sexism in the art world with her work. See also The Girlies Exhibition)

Liberation of Aunt Jemima and Betye Saar

One and Three Chairs and Conceptual Art (this is the one people like to complain the most about)

Yayoi Kusama (particularly Narcissus Garden. Very good stuff)

Felix Gonzales-Torres (if you don't already know him. Tell me you can look at Perfect Lovers without crying)

Rhythm 0 (imo the single most impactful, raw, gut-wrenching work Marina Abramovic ever produced. Performance art. Devastating)

Shigeko Kubota (Vagina Painting. almost a direct fuck-you to Pollock's macho vibe)

Earth Art (exactly what it sounds like - work that relies on nature. The Lightning Field is on my bucket list)

#my credentials are fuck you mind your buisness #jk i'm a senior at art school and art history is my special interest #i also wrote a research paper about queer cuban modern art so if that's interesting to u go check it #also if you go out there and learn PLEASE SEND ME ASKS WITH YOUR THOUGHTS #I WANT TO TALK TO PEOPLE WHO AREN'T GENUINELY WRETCHED ABOUT ART HISTORY #art history #rat rambles

[jyndor]

the haitian revolution was so mean and violent no wonder they never successfully overthrew their french colonizers oh wait

#and theyve paid for it every since because the us and france are VINDICTIVE AS HELL #but they did win independence through violence #also like... cubans didnt nicely ask the rich bautista supporters to stop oppressing them #now obviously i would PREFER nonviolent resistance but who wouldn't? its just clearly not a viable option #i dont have to like it - its not about MY feelings or yours frankly #if you're not palestinian it isnt up to you - to us - to decide how they respond to their aggressors and oppressors #can we have two thoughts at once? i dont think most people would actively prefer violence over peace #but some people can make that choice and some try and try and try and get shot whether they are peaceful or not #would you condemn slave uprisings? what about native americans fighting american colonizers? ofc not #but those are people who are long dead right? beyond our lifetimes - MOSTLY #not that long ago but not like... susan from down the street #but this is how so many people sound #free palestine #colonialism #resistance #occupation #genocide

[omegaversereloaded]

Americans must followed the time honoured tradition of treating every Carribean person like shit, Hatians by far the worst 🫡

People from the caribbean-latinsphere always have shit to say but haitians stay winning anyway !! 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹

#im gonna call my family up and make them replace the miami cuban diaspora with haitians 😤😤 cuban americans need to be taught a lesson #coming from an american born girl - im tired of hearing shit about haitians from other black people especially black americans

[italic-doing-random-shit]

draw... you!

you and your fam need a family picture :3

eeeeh that’s a bigger project for later, but that don’t mean I didn’t draw something!

here tunny, me, Bold! Mostly wanted to draw my little bro since he’s one of my favorite humans ever

a full family picture however

we’ll get to that soon

#asks #anon asks #My art #art requests #we do not look like siblings lol #He is the picture perfect blonde-blue-eyed boy #Then you got my Cuban ass aND HE TEXTED ME HAH #Also I want to assure everyone is comfortable with the family photo first cause yknow #That’s other people and I don’t want to do something and piss someone off AND HE TEXTED ME AGAIN AHAH