Cuba: A Revolution in MotionBloomsbury Academic, 2004 - 240 pages This accessible, up-to-date and comprehensive introduction to modern Cuba provides an overview of Cuban history with particular emphasis on the country's post-Soviet economic collapse, the measures that President Castro's government took in response, and their ensuing results and impact. |
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... racial equality ” ( Pérez Jr. 1988 : 211 ) . However , the U.S. intervention forestalled Martí's dream of a united and just Cuba . The U.S. occupations , 1898-1902 and 1906–1908 , strengthened racist mind - sets and practices , and the ...
... racial inequality . This represented a deviation from the orthodox or dogmatic Marxist position that under- stands race and racism as phenomena that are totally subordinate to class and class oppression . In the orthodox or dogmatic ...
... racial privileges for white workers it was possible to generate , define and establish the idea of the white race , which then operated as an instrument of social control ( Allen 1994 ; Bennett Jr. 1988 ; Fields 1990 ; Morgan 1979 ...