Tuning out blackness: race and nation in the history of Puerto Rican television

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Afro-Latin American Studies Latin American and Latino Studies Caribbean history, culture, and politics

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Acknowledgments ix Introduction: Translating Televisual 1 1. Caribbean Negritos: Ramon Rivero, Blackface, and Black Voice in Puerto Rico 22 2. Bringing the Soul: Afros, Black Empowerment, and the Resurgent Popularity of Blackface 67 3. The CubaRican Space Revisited 115 4. Mi familia: A Black Puerto Rican Televisual Family 147 5. Translating and Representing Blackness 185 Notes 199 Bibliography 235 Index 255

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