This brief essay of thoughts by Zoé Valdés narrates the life experience from the perspective of a Cuban exile, deeply affected by the totalitarian communist regime in her country. However, her reflections go further and, through her personal meditation and experiences, the author exposes how the Cuban exile, compared to the Jewish exodus, is a constant struggle for survival and identity in a world that, curiously, does not seem interested in the victims of communism. Themes of injustice, repression and global indifference explore the consequences of dictatorship in Cuba today. At the same time, she vindicates resistance and historical memory as necessary weapons against tyranny in general from the ideologies implanted in the West, such as everything that has to do with political correctness and those related to the so-called gender ideologies. Zoé Valdés, emphasizes the revision of the cultural Christian that challenges all of us to return to our own judgment.