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Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1 Contradictory Approaches to Race, from Independence to Revolution Part One: Representing Difference in Colonial and Republican Settings Chapter 2 Slave Rebellion and Cultural resistance Chapter 3 Performing the Mulata Rumbera Chapter 4 Fragmented Cubanness by Way of Détour Part Two: Post-Revolutionary Identities in Conflict Chapter 5 Black Masculinity in Crisis Chapter 6 Race, Place, and Marginality Conclusion Epilogue: The 1980s and Beyond Notes Bibliography Index
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