Island of Cuba: A Political Essay Book

The parts about music went over my head.

There's a core here that really resonates and stays relevant (particularly worth thinking about post-Windrush scandal) and some of it could have used a much stronger attention to issues of gender. Perhaps my reading is hopelessly asynchronous; I come to the book with knowledge of the interventions feminism has made in the field of culture studies, and wish the author had known of texts that came after him. Or perhaps the gaps are still gaps.