...This chapter suggests considering Ginen and Guantánamo to be two poles along a continuum essential for rethinking of black Atlantic. While doing so, the chapter also sheds light on liminal citizens, migrants who are trapped in no-man's land. The place no longer is in Ayiti, Haiti; and has not yet...

...Since its establishment, the U.S. Naval Station at Guantánamo Bay (Gitmo) has been a constant and major irritant to many Cuban nationalists. Formally established in 1901, the naval base is the oldest of all U.S. overseas military bases and is the only U.S. base located in a Communist country...

..., this book coheres more strongly than the typical essay collection. Organized to analyze—not describe—Cuba's foreign relations, the work examines sanctions, the embargo, regime change, Guantánamo, the exile community, and more. Drawing from personal experiences as well as recently declassified documents...

...Alicia and Fernando dine with Picasso at the artist’s 80th birthday celebration on the Riviera. Company danced for Cuban Border Battalion on Guantánamo during missile crisis. ICAIC’s proposal to film Giselle, directed by Enrique Pineda Barnet, whose interview with Francisco Morán is reproduced here...

... realities of racism and xenophobia. U.S. economic expansion included the development of the Guantánamo Naval Base where many immigrants and their Cuban-born children were employed. Queeley therefore explores diaspora and transnationalism in this local context. Black pride British West Indian migration...

... of diasporic space, though there were certain exceptions such as the access of Guantánamo residents to the Black American television show Soul Train. Anglo Caribbeans Black and mulatto Cubans Cubans Cuban society Guevara Che Guillén Nicolás Hombre Neuvo New Man New Man Hombre Neuvo...