Talk:Ana Betancourt

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Proposed edits
To this article I plan on contributing a deeper understanding of all the great achievements Ana Betancourt gave to Cuba. The article does a particularly bad job explaining all of her accomplishments. I want to talk more about the talk she gave at the Constituent Assembly and more about her newspaper and why schools all over Cuba are named after her. I also think the article would be better off discussing the Mambisas. I like that the article talks about the commemorations based on her though. I’m hoping to add more sources to the wiki article while also diving deeper into the ones already there. I don’t think all of them are even referenced within the article. All of these thing matter because its important see women in spaces where they historically are left out of discussion, like revolutions or political matters.