Las migraciones de Arturo Schomburg: Ser Antillano, Negro y Puertorriqueño en Nueva York. 1891-1917.

Hoffnung-Garskof, Jesse

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“…104 Estenoz allegedly boasted that he was very successful in his fundraising campaigns among African Americans, not a small number of whom took advantage of the absence of Jim Crow-style segregation to found businesses and invest in Cuba. 105 Where Previsión fell short in its publicity campaign, the BSL excelled. Its five-dollar shares were sold by traveling agents, through advertisements in the widely circulated newspaper The Negro World, and at UNIA conventions and meetings.…”

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The Neglected Narratives of Cuba's Partido Independiente de Color:Civil Rights, Popular Politics, and Emancipatory Reading Practices

Eastman

2019

The Americas

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On March 10, 1910, Pío Coronel informed his readers that he was abandoning his home in the western province of Pinar del Río and saddling up his horse to set out on an important journalistic and political assignment. The black press journalist noted that once he got wind of Cuban president José Miguel Gómez's plans to set off from the presidential palace on a political campaign across the island, he kissed his wife goodbye and took off in pursuit with little more than a pen and a shoulder bag. In the following weeks, Pío galloped hundreds of miles across the Cuban countryside, or, as he called it, the “ill-fated American Colony,” to report on how black communities from Havana to Guantánamo received President Gómez. In other words, Pío showcased Cuba's black public sphere, which despite its effervescent political and civic life was outside the purview of Cuba's mainstream reporters. As this article argues, it was also largely neglected by subsequent generations of historians.

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Section: Reading and Dreaming Of Diasporamentioning

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The Neglected Narratives of Cuba's Partido Independiente de Color:Civil Rights, Popular Politics, and Emancipatory Reading Practices

Eastman

2019

The Americas

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Las migraciones de Arturo Schomburg: Ser Antillano, Negro y Puertorriqueño en Nueva York. 1891-1917.

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The Neglected Narratives of Cuba's Partido Independiente de Color:Civil Rights, Popular Politics, and Emancipatory Reading Practices

The Neglected Narratives of Cuba's Partido Independiente de Color:Civil Rights, Popular Politics, and Emancipatory Reading Practices

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