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“What, to the American slave, is
your 4th of July?”
Frederick Douglass, 1818-1895
Publishing Information
Table of Contents
Publisher’s Note
From the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Guideline for citing sources in ISLAS
Essays: 200th
Anniversary of the British Act of Abolition
Cuba: Sinister Paradoxes. The Golden Age of
Colonial Economics in the Context of the
Abolition of the Slave Trade
José Hugo Fernández,
Writer and Journalist
200th Anniversary of the Abolition of the
Slave Trade: A Time for Reflection
Dr. Dinizulu
Gene Tinnie
Far Cry from a Fantasy Voyage: The Impact of the
Middle Passage on
Slave Societies across the Atlantic
World
Sowande’ Mustakeem
Abolition of the Slave Trade: Repercussions in Africa
Dr. Rebecca Shumway
Britain Commemorates the 200th Anniversary
of the
Abolition of the Slave Trade
Dr. Christine Ayorinde
Testimonials:
Racism in Cuba
The Invisible Color
Juan González Febles
Racism in Black and White: A Cuban Perspective
Victor Manuel Domínguez
García
History
Nat Turner and Sab: The Prophetic Tradition and Slave Uprisings
Dr. Jorge Camacho
An African Tree Produces White Flowers: Black
Consciousness in
the Afro-Argentine Community during
the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
Erika Denise Edwards
Art and Literature
Plácido in “His Own Minor
Key”: Notes on a coloratura poet
Dr. Francisco Morán
Downloading Africa: Fata Morgana in Wilfredo
Lam’s Work
Jorge Núñez Vega
Prisoners of Color
Raumel Vinajera
Leonardo Calvo
Cárdenas
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