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Latest revision as of 14:01, 14 June 2020
Unfinished History
Nina Serrano in Cuba, 1960, months after the revolution.
Photo: courtesy Nina Serrano
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Nina Serrano, interviewed in April 2016, describes how she organized a protest up Market Street to City Hall, demanding that the U.S. government stop restricting travel to Cuba and other locales.
Video: Shaping San Francisco
Nine Serrano in a 1968 peace protest film by Valeria Landau.
Photos of a 1963 protest against the U.S. government's ban on travel to Cuba.
City Hall 1963 demonstration against U.S. sanctions on Cuba.
1963 protest in support of Cuba.
1963: Protesting the U.S. government's prohibition on travel to Cuba.
Photos: Nina Serrano