Using autoethnography to examine the social construction of whiteness in Puerto Rico. Guillermo Rebollo Gil draws from artistic, activist and popular culture registers to examine the multifarious yet often subtle ways race privilege shapes and informs daily life in the Puerto Rican archipelago. Cross-disciplinary in approach, Whiteness in Puerto Rico speaks to the present political moment in a country marked by austerity, disaster capitalism and protest.
Acknowledgements
1. A Noose
2. White Privilege en español
3. A Small Book
4. Dedication
5. A Problem
6. How Blanquitos Belong
7. Scandal
8. Scandal, too
9. Assorted Lessons on and around White Privilege in Puerto Rico
10. Whiteness for the Rest of US
11. The Ugliness of Whiteness: Three Variations
12. Two Poems
13. How Blanquitos Belong, a Reprise
14. Black Lives Matter en español
15. Go Home
16. Erasure
17. For Life
18. Translation at a Loss
19. Ransacked
20. On Audacity
21. A Modest Proposal for White Antiracism in Puerto Rico
22. To Resist and Rescind
23. Sons of María
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