Machos, Maricones, and Gays: Cuba and Homosexuality

Ian Gordon Lumsden

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Cuban History and Society Gender and Feminist Studies Caribbean history, culture, and politics

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Since the Cuban revolution in 1959, male homosexuality has been a controversial aspect of Cuban society. In this account of homosexual life, Ian Lumsden explores the treatment of male homosexuality under Castro within the framework of pre-revolution prejudices and preconceptions.

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