123rd Annual Meeting (January 2 - 5, 2009): (Re)inventing Cuba: The Intersection of Race and Gender during the Twilight of the Colony and Advent of the Republic, 1870–1940

(Re)inventing Cuba: The Intersection of Race and Gender during the Twilight of the Colony and Advent of the Republic, 1870–1940

Conference on Latin American History 16

Saturday, January 3, 2009: 9:30 AM-11:30 AM

Park Suite 3 (Sheraton New York)

Chair:

Lillian Guerra, Yale University

Papers:

The Racial Politics of Seduction Narratives in Late Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century Cuba
Jennifer L. Lambe, University of Miami

The Politics of Respect: Gender, Race, and Religion in San Isidro, 1890–1910
Mayra E. Beers, Florida International University

Black and Bronce: Nationhood, Manhood, and Race in Cuban Memory of Antonio Maceo, 1896–1936
Robert C. Nathan, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

From the Battlefield to the Boxing Ring: Kid Chocolate and the Emergence of Athletics as a Site for Afro-Cuban Male Heroism, 1928–40
Enver M. Casimir, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Comment:

Lillian Guerra, Yale University

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