Well, yes, if his or her school uses certain books on display at Barnes and Nobel Booksellers in the Kids section.
Who Was Fidel Castro? informs the kids that the brutal, mass-murdering communist totalitarian dictator who destroyed his country as a puppet of the Soviet Union was “A boy who loved sports, especially baseball”; “a lawyer for the poor”; and “the leader of a revolution in Cuba.” What Catholic School child would not like Castro? “He’s just like me,” the lads would say, “he liked sports and he helped the poor.”
Who Was Che Guevara? describes Castro’s mass-murdering henchman and enforcer as “A young medical student from Argentina”; “a leader of the Cuban revolution”; and “a man who has become a symbol of youthful rebellion.” Again, since all youths rebel in one way or another, “he’s just like me,” the kids would say
Thanks to Kevin Duffy for the pics of the books.
11:59 am on October 17, 2020
