1 A Popular History of Resistance across Borders
Thinking About Resistance
If Its 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 Deye mon gen mon: 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 Toussaints 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, 1790s1840s
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, 1820sEarly 1900s
Early Anti-Spanish Efforts in the Caribbean: El Aguila Negra and Filibusters
The 1860s War for Restoration in the Dominican Republic
Transnational Anti-Colonialism: The Antilles for Antilleans
Cubas Ten Years War, 18681878
The Little War in Cuba, 18791880
The Cuban War for Independence, 18951898
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, 1900World War II
Transnational Anarchism Confronts US Expansion
Resisting US Imperialism in Haiti, 19151934
Resisting US Imperialism in the Dominican Republic, 19161924
Caribbean Anti-Imperialist Leagues in the 1920s and 1930s
Transnational Radical Support for Sandinos 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, 1930s1950s
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 1900s1970s
Afro-Cuban Politics and the Partido Independiente de Color in the Early 1900s
The UNIA and Transnational Black Consciousness, 1910s1920s
Black Consciousness Meets Marxism, 1920s1930s
The African Blood Brotherhood, 19191922
Black Consciousness and Cultural Resistance, 1920s1950s
The Cultural Politics of Noirisme in Haiti: The Rise and Rule of Papa Doc
Rastafari and Black Consciousness in Jamaica, 1930s1970s
Rasta and the Cultural Politics of Reggae Music in the 1970s
Aime Cesaire, 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, 1950s1980s
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 Didnt Go Far Enough: Being Too Radical for the Revolution
Against the Revolution, Nothing: Cuban Cinema and Revolutionary Politics
Spreading Revolution
The Grenadian Revolution, 19791983
The Sandinista Revolution, 19791990
Conclusion
Works Cited and Further References
10 Masses vs. Massa: The Ongoing Antiauthoritarian Struggle
Fall of the Duvaliers and Transition to Peoples Rule in Haiti, 1980s1990s
Puerto Rican Nationalists, 1970s2000s
The Maroon War in Suriname, 19861992
Abu Bakr and Trinidads Muslim Revolt, 1990
Colombian Revolutionaries, 1960s2010s
Transnational Chavismo and the Multipolar Axis Against Washington
Dissent during Cubas "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.