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| Introduction | ||
| Acknowledgments | ||
| Here | 3 | |
| To the Persecuted | 7 | |
| The Sounds of Sixth Street | 8 | |
| A Letter to a Child Like Me | 11 | |
| It Is Raining Today | 19 | |
| How to Know the Puerto Ricans | 20 | |
| Island of Lost Causes | 22 | |
| Hallelujahs | 25 | |
| Puerto Rican Nationalism | 27 | |
| On Recent Disturbances in Puerto Rico | 29 | |
| The Boy Without a Flag | 30 | |
| Grand River of Loiza | 46 | |
| The "Lamento Borincano" | 48 | |
| The Party (From Palante! Young Lords Party) | 52 | |
| Los Macheteros | 60 | |
| Double Allegiance | 74 | |
| Child of the Americas | 79 | |
| Ay Ay Ay, of the Kinky Negress | 80 | |
| Puerto Ricans: Between Black and White | 81 | |
| Nigger-Reecan Blues | 91 | |
| Black and Latino | 93 | |
| Babylon for the Babylonians (From Down These Mean Streets) | 96 | |
| African Things | 101 | |
| The Myth of the Latin Woman: I Just Met a Girl Named Maria | 102 | |
| A Mongo Affair | 108 | |
| Puerto Rican Obituary | 117 | |
| The Konk | 126 | |
| The Story of My Body | 132 | |
| To Julia de Burgos | 142 | |
| Hangin' (Out) with the Homeboys | 144 | |
| Niggerlips | 151 | |
| Little Things Are Big | 153 | |
| The Docile Puerto Rican - Literature and Psychological Reality | 155 | |
| The American Invasion of Macun (From When I Was Puerto Rican) | 159 | |
| Monday Morning | 181 | |
| "Looking Good" | 184 | |
| Carlito's Way | 189 | |
| Short Eyes | 205 | |
| Poppa Dio! | 218 | |
| Bayaminina | 243 | |
| Roots (From Palante! Young Lords Party) | 245 | |
| I Became My Own Path | 255 | |
| Yoruba (From The Santeria Experience) | 256 | |
| Aunt Rosana's Rocker | 268 | |
| Aerobics for Love | 288 | |
| Malig; Malig & Sal; Sal. (From Dominoes and Other Stories from The Puerto Rican) | 293 | |
| My Old Flame | 302 | |
| HIV | 304 | |
| Poem for My Death | 307 | |
| Dedicated to Maria Rodriguez Martinez - February 24, 1975 | 308 | |
| The Freddie Prinze Story | 310 | |
| A Special Kind of Courage: Bernard Carabello | 317 | |
| Loiza Aldea | 342 | |
| The Final Act | 347 | |
| About the Contributors | 349 | |
| Author Index | 357 | |
| Permission Acknowledgments | 358 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
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William Deville
reviewed Boricuas: Influential Puerto Rican Writings--- An Anthology on July 08, 2015
Boricuas: Influential Puerto Rican Writings
As a Puerto Rican, I would definitely recommend anyone to read this. I love this book. One story in particular that has stuck with me all these years is "The Boy Without A Flag" by Abraham Rodriguez. I recommend this to anyone for a fun, educated great read.
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