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1 A Popular History of Resistance across Borders -- Thinking About "Resistance" -- If It's Not Rebellion, Is it Just Another Form of Accommodation? -- Culture and Resistance -- Transnational Resistance and Alternative Geographies -- Women and Resistance -- Some Cautionary Asides About Hero Worship and Resistance -- The Chapters Ahead -- Works Cited and Further References -- 2 Dèyè mòn gen mòn: The Haitian Revolution Throughout the Caribbean -- Indigenous and Slave Resistance before the Haitian Revolution -- On the Eve of the Haitian Revolution -- The Revolt of the Enslaved -- Threats from Napoleon and Citizen Toussaint -- Resisting Toussaint's State -- The French Invasion and the Declaration of Independence -- The New Country of Ayiti -- The Transnational Impact of the Haitian Revolution -- Inspiring Revolts around the Caribbean -- Haiti and Caribbean Political Radicalism -- Revolutionary Privateering -- Conclusion -- Works Cited and Further References -- 3 Liberating Ourselves: Slave Resistance and Emancipation -- Motherhood and Resistance -- Transnational Religion and Resistance -- Caribbean Resistance and Its Transnational Impact on the United States -- Transnationalism, Resistance, and Abolition in the French West Indies -- Resistance in the Spanish Caribbean, 1790s-1840s -- Rebellious Market Women of the Caribbean -- Conclusion -- Works Cited and Further References -- 4 Liberating Ourselves: Freedom Fighting after Slavery -- Haiti and Resistance during the Boyer Years -- Resisting British Apprenticeship -- Resisting Spanish Apprenticeship -- Free Worker Revolts, Protests, and Strikes -- Resisting Indentured Servitude -- Intra-Class Resistance: Workers Fighting Workers -- Morant Bay, Jamaica, 1865 -- Cultural Resistance -- Conclusion -- Works Cited and Further References -- 5 Anti-Colonial Awakenings: The Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Cuba, and Panama, 1820s-Early 1900s -- Early Anti-Spanish Efforts in the Caribbean: El Águila Negra and Filibusters -- The 1860s War for Restoration in the Dominican Republic -- Transnational Anti-Colonialism: The Antilles for Antilleans -- Cuba's Ten Years War, 1868-1878 -- The Little War in Cuba, 1879-1880 -- The Cuban War for Independence, 1895-1898 -- Banditry, Baseball, and Resistance -- Transnational Support for Independence -- The Spanish-American War and Its Aftermath -- Panamanian Independence -- Conclusion -- Works Cited and Further References -- 6 Working-Class Resistance and Anti-Imperialism, 1900-World War II -- Transnational Anarchism Confronts US Expansion -- Resisting US Imperialism in Haiti, 1915-1934 -- Resisting US Imperialism in the Dominican Republic, 1916-1924 -- Caribbean Anti-Imperialist Leagues in the 1920s and 1930s -- Transnational Radical Support for Sandino's Anti-Imperialism -- Transnational Resistance in Imperial Black Contact Zones: Central America and Cuba -- Transnational Resistance in Imperial Black Contact Zones: The Great War and at Home -- Organized Labor and Resistance to British Rule -- Trinidad 1937 -- Jamaica 1938 -- Conclusion -- Works Cited and Further References -- 7 Fighting Tyranny, Colonialism, and Imperialism at Mid-Century -- Resisting Dictators: Machado in Cuba -- Resisting Dictators: Trujillo in the Dominican Republic -- The Caribbean Legion Wages Transnational War Against Dictators -- Puerto Rican Nationalists and Anti-Colonial Resistance, 1930s-1950s -- Anti-Americanism at Mid-Century -- Anti-Colonialism and Decolonization in the British West Indies -- Fighting a Different Form of Colonialism in the French West Indies -- Resistance in the Dutch West Indies -- Conclusion -- Works Cited and Further References -- 8 A Caribbean "Black Lives Matter": Black Consciousness and Black Power, Early 1900s-1970s -- Afro-Cuban Politics and the Partido Independiente de Color in the Early 1900s -- The UNIA and Transnational Black Consciousness, 1910s-1920s -- Black Consciousness Meets Marxism, 1920s-1930s -- The African Blood Brotherhood, 1919-1922 -- Black Consciousness and Cultural Resistance, 1920s-1950s -- The Cultural Politics of Noirisme in Haiti: The Rise and Rule of Papa Doc -- Rastafari and Black Consciousness in Jamaica, 1930s-1970s -- Rasta and the Cultural Politics of Reggae Music in the 1970s -- Aimé Césaire, Frantz Fanon, and Walter Rodney: Intellectual Roots of Black Power -- Black Power across the Caribbean -- Black Power and the 1970 Trinidad Revolution -- Conclusion -- Works Cited and Further References -- 9 Hasta la Victoria Siempre: The Cuban Revolution Throughout the Caribbean, 1950s-1980s -- Urban and Rural Resistance Against the Batista Dictatorship -- Building the New Socialist Cuba -- Resisting the Revolution: Counterrevolutionary Violence -- Resisting Revolutionary Policies: The Politics of Childhood in the Early 1960s -- The Revolution Didn't Go Far Enough: Being Too Radical for the Revolution -- Against the Revolution, Nothing: Cuban Cinema and Revolutionary Politics -- Spreading Revolution -- The Grenadian Revolution, 1979-1983 -- The Sandinista Revolution, 1979-1990 -- Conclusion -- Works Cited and Further References -- 10 Masses vs. Massa: The Ongoing Antiauthoritarian Struggle -- Fall of the Duvaliers and Transition to People's Rule in Haiti, 1980s-1990s -- Puerto Rican Nationalists, 1970s-2000s -- The Maroon War in Suriname, 1986-1992 -- Abu Bakr and Trinidad's Muslim Revolt, 1990 -- Colombian Revolutionaries, 1960s-2010s -- Transnational Chavismo and the Multipolar Axis Against Washington -- Dissent during Cuba's "Special Period," 1990s-2010s -- The 2009 Labor Uprisings in the French West Indies -- Resistance to Political and Natural Disasters in Haiti and Puerto Rico -- Indigenous Peoples' Resistance -- Resisting Sexual Violence -- LGBTQ Resistance to Homophobia and Injustice -- Reparations -- Works Cited and Further References -- Index. |