Web Letters: Speak Again, Memory

Fidel Castro Tells the Story of His Life

By Greg Grandin

July 8, 2008

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  • China's one-child policy is not a good alternative, if China wishes to control its population, to killing its own citizens, or, at the very least, to promoting and enforcing sterilization?

    How many things that are presumed to be worthwhile are accomplished in a minute or two?

    We, you--if this is your first try at it, Mr. Grandin--are late at attempting to vindicate Castro. If we aren't about justice, we aren't about much of anything.

    J.E. Bernecky

    Westover, PA

    07/16/2008 @ 11:00am


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