a different cultural paradigm. A key example of how this was implemented was the AIDS crisis, in which the Cuban government actively worked to help those affected with "the Cuban public health system allocating $2 million for the National HIV/ AIDS Prevention and Control Program". Not only that but Cubans with AIDS were given full checks, even if they weren't able to work and a host of other resources like medications, treatments, housing and hospital coverage for free. Providing us with a direct understanding of changes made because of the UMAP's and their legacy, and how Cuba was able completely reform itself to the degree that it could publicly celebrate its diverse communities, providing us with an understanding of the considerable progression Cuba has made away from its colonial legacy. Notable inmates Cardinal Jaime Ortega, Catholic Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Havana from 1981 to 2016 Carlos L. Alas, son of Carlos Alas del Casino. Cuban singer and songwriter Pablo Milanes, Cuban singer and songwriter Félix Luis Viera, Cuban writer currently living in Mexico and author of book about UMAP experiences Héctor Santiago, Cuban playwright In popular cultureFresa y Chocolate – 1994 Cuban film which deals with the discrimination LGBT people faced after the Revolution, also brieftly mentions the UMAP camps. "El Pecado Original" – song by Pablo Milanes, considered a homage to remember the mistakes made in post-Revolution Cuba towards LGBT people.Before Night Falls – autobiography by Reinaldo Arenas, deals with theme of UMAP camps. Documentaries and books Improper Conduct (in Spanish: Conducta impropia) – 1984 documentary by Néstor Almendros and Orlando Jiménez-Leal A book published in Spanish as Conducta impropia has the transcriptions of all testimonies appearing in the film and others never used. La UMAP: El Gulag Castrista – 2004 book by Enrique Ros Un Ciervo Herido (A Wounded Deer) – book by Félix Luis Viera UMAP: Una Muerte a Plazos – book by José Caballero References Bibliography External links Joseph Tahbaz: Demystifying las UMAP: The Politics of Sugar, Gender, and Religion in 1960s Cuba. In: Delaware Review of Latin American Studies Vol 14 No 2, 31 December 2013 Abel Sierra Madero: “‘El Trabajo Os Hará Hombres’: Masculinización Nacional, Trabajo Forzado y Control Social En Cuba Durante Los Años Sesenta.” Cuban Studies, no. 44, 2016, pp. 309–349. Abel Sierra Madero: "Academias para producir machos en Cuba." Letras Libres, 21 January 2016. Héctor Maseda. "Los trabajos forzados en