by Saily Marrero Content advisory: torture, sexual violence Cuba, My Revolution is a fictionalized memoir chronicling Inverna Lockpez’s early support of Castro, her disillusionment with the regime, and her eventual journey to the United States. The book covers several medical topics from mental health, torture, public health, and others. Because of the mature themes and graphic illustrations, the book is best used for adult audiences. Lockpez’s story is about disillusionment and loss of trust with a government. For Sonia, our protagonist this begins with questioning the medical ethics of doctors during Bay of Pigs Invasion (or Playa Giron as it… Read More