Titlebook: Silencing Race; Disentangling Blackn Ileana M. Rodríguez-Silva Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2012 colonia

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Introduction: Racial (Dis)Harmony in Puerto Ricorence to a person’s skin color.” My relative’s response was surprising to me because in our extended family, antiblack racism had been at the heart of many conflicts, despite (or because of) our racially mixed heritage.

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Becoming a Free Worker in Postemancipation Puerto Rico20, 1876.. Alarmed by the possible consequences for sugar production, planters appealed to the colonial authorities for protection. In March 1876, a group of influential hacendados proposed a plan to regulate the labor of all . and, most importantly, .,. or former slaves. In introducing the plan to

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US Rule and the Volatile Topic of Race in the Public Political Spherew US imperial subjects. The caption stands in contrast to the imprecise racialized descriptions of islanders included in the main text (and excerpted previously) of William Boyce’s . (1909). The crossings and recrossings among different ethnoracial groups render the author unable to ascertain Puerto

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Racial Silencing and the Organizing of Puerto Rican Laborof Tobacco Workers in Puerto Rico approved the .,. a set of regulations that sought to control dissent from the organization. The matter that brought about the design and approval of this set of intricate measures was the critique of racism within the American Federation of Labor.

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Deflecting Puerto Rican Blacknessses used that politicization to lump all the disgruntled sectors of the growing impoverished population together and name them as dangerous. Anticolonial mobilizations in the Caribbean islands throughout the nineteenth century and local experiences with the .— mobilizations where many people died, o

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