How do you think history will portray Fidel Castro?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on June 06, 2007
“It depends on whose history you're talking about. I think U.S. history will portray him as a ruthless dictator who didn't care about his people. But it's really a question of what is history and who is writing it.”
— Christopher Santee, English teacher, Heredia, Costa Rica
“I think that history often leans toward leaders' negative qualities, but I think he should be portrayed as a freedom fighter.”
— Jill Hoffman, fashion designer, New York
“I think he's done a lot for Cuba. I think in their eyes, he'll be seen as a good leader later on down the line.”
— Brianna Dukelow, baker, Lawrence
“I guess that depends on where you're from. To be honest, I think I would have to learn more about his life and exactly what transpired involving him and U.S.-communist relations.”
— Rett Mickelson, paraeducator, Lawrence