Between race and empire: African-Americans and Cubans before the Cuban Revolution

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Acknowledgments Introduction: Between Race and Empire --Lisa Brock 1. Minerva: A Magazine for Women (and Men) of Color --Carmen Montejo Arrechea 2. Telling Silences and Making Community: Afro-Cubans and African-Americans in Ybor City and Tampa, 1899-1915 --Nancy Raquel Mirabal 3. The African-American Press and United States Involvement in Cuba, 1902-1912 --David J. Hellwig 4. Encounters in the African Atlantic World: The African Methodist Episcopal Church in Cuba --Jualynne E. Dodson 5. Cuba's Roaring Twenties: Race Consciousness and the Column Ideales de una Raza --Rosalie Schwartz 6. Marcus Garvey in Cuba: Urrutia, Cubans, and Black Nationalism --Thomas Fernandez Robaina 7. Nicolas Guillen and Langston Hughes: Convergences and Divergences --Keith Ellis 8. Not Just Black: African-Americans, Cubans, and Baseball --Lisa Brock and Bijan Bayne 9. Cuban Social Poetry and the Struggle against Two Racisms --Carmen Gomez Garcia 10. CuBop! Afro-Cuban Music and Mid-Twentieth-Century American Culture --Geoffrey Jacques 11. The African-American Press Greets the Cuban Revolution --Van Gosse Epilogue --Digna Castaneda Fuertes About the Editors and Contributors Index

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