Mocha chocolata momma

Mocha chocolata momma

by Marya Errin Jones

Part of Mocha chocolata momma -- no. 3.

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Marya profiles Salaria Kea, a Black American woman who volunteered as a nurse in the Spanish Civil War. She writes about fascism in recent U.S. times and the international response to the spread of fascism in Europe; she also addresses the reasons for which few black people volunteered to war. Marya encourages readers to fight tyranny and fascism.

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  1. 1

    What motivated Salaria Kea, a Black American woman facing profound discrimination at home, to volunteer as a nurse in the Spanish Civil War?

  2. 2

    Marya Errin Jones explicitly connects the fascism of 1930s Europe with "recent U.S. times." What parallels or insights did you find most striking in the book's exploration of fascism, both historically and contemporarily?

  3. 3

    The book explores the complex reasons why few Black Americans volunteered for the Spanish Civil War. What did you learn about the competing loyalties and struggles that shaped this response, and how did it deepen your understanding of the era?

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