Women's Participation To The Cuban Revolution

already practiced socialism since his early years as a lawyer.6 As a way for a socialist culture to flourish, there needs to be active participation to the revolution. Every individual under the socialist culture must whole-heartedly abide and trust in the revolution to become a devoted activist. The Federation of Cuban Women, promoted political and social change in Cuba and, essentially, the federation became the backbone of this women’s activist movement.
Following many women’s active participation in their society, many of those women faced counts of discrimination and gender biases in their own households because the predetermined roles of women were suddenly skewed. As internal family issues surfaced, many women felt divided between their