The war on women (Communist Cuba version)

May 25, 2014

The war on women (Communist Cuba version)
Silvio Canto, Jr.

The ladies in white, or "Las Damas en Blanco", are women who march every
Sunday after mass or other services. They've drawn international
attention because they are peaceful and simply want freedom in Cuba, or
the release of their husbands, sons or brothers from political prisons.

Over the years, they've been harassed by communist thugs and pushed
around. But they keep on marching every Sunday.

We just got news that some of the ladies have been arrested, according
to Capitol Hill Cubans (via Babalu):

"Over 45 Ladies in White were arrested as they tried to meet at their
headquarters on Neptuno Street in Havana.

"Dozens of others were intercepted and turned away as they made their
way to the meeting.

"The group holds monthly meetings, known as "literary teas," which are
heavily repressed by the Castro regime."

Frankly, the regime is scared to death of these ladies. It's hard to
blame a bunch of peaceful ladies as CIA agents. The ladies are also seen
by tourists who Tweet or send their pictures out of the country.

To my knowledge, no one in the US feminist movement has publicly
supported these brave ladies.

We don't know why feminists don't support "Las Damas en Blanco". We do
know that these ladies are one courageous group of women.

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