Elaine Reyes explores Morejon’s remarkable journey from her early years in Havana to her rise as an influential literary figure. Morejon’s works, such as “Mujer Negra” and “Piedra Pulida,” have garnered international acclaim, earning her prestigious awards like Cuba’s National Prize for Literature.

Morejon’s poetry not only highlights the struggles and triumphs of Afro-Cuban women but also connects the African diaspora’s cultural and historical narratives. Her commitment to social justice and cultural preservation shines through in every verse, making her a beacon of inspiration for generations of writers and activists.

Join us on Americas Now as we celebrate the life and legacy of Nancy Morejon, a poet whose words continue to resonate and inspire.