May 11, 2017 Cuba Before the Crowds: A Journey Through Time and Hospitality Originally published May 11, 2017 • Refreshed layout and restored long-form narrative Havana, Before the Tide I went to Havana to feel it before the rush—on a budget, moving slowly, and trusting the kindness of strangers. I
Even on the days when I try—genuinely try—to soften my contempt for the vile disregard shown to the American people by an Administration with no shame in its debauchery, the universe reminds me why my temperance fails. I tell myself: Grace, write lighter today. Dance. Sing. Share a happy distraction. And then
A hemispheric divide defined by two women, two nations, and one superpower. PREAMBLE — LEADERSHIP IN THE SHADOW OF AMERICAN POWER How do we truly perceive leadership when the world’s most powerful nation is exerting pressure across our hemisphere? And what does it reveal about the character of leaders who
Written By Grace C. Walker