Roots and Flowers

Exploring the contributions of Afro-Cubans to Cuban history and culture in the 20th century, this book highlights the pivotal role of librarianship during the Cuban revolution. Through the life and work of Marta Terry, it offers insights into how Cuba's experience can inform and inspire other Africans in the Americas and library professionals navigating social change. This examination underscores the interconnectedness of cultural identity and the profession of librarianship in transformative periods.