Emma Amador tells the story of Puerto Rican women’s involvement in political activism for social and economic justice in Puerto Rico and the United States throughout the twentieth century.
Emma Amador tells the story of Puerto Rican women’s involvement in political activism for social and economic justice in Puerto Rico and the United States throughout the twentieth century.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Emma Amador is Assistant Professor of History at the University of Connecticut.
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Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 Part I. Making Care Count in Puerto Rico 29 1. Women Building Social Welfare Programs in Puerto Rico after 1917 31 2. Labor, Welfare, and Gendered Citizenship in New Deal Puerto Rico 62 3. Working-Class Women, Claims for Benefits, and the Politics of Deservingness under the Puerto Rican Populist State 94 Part II. Care Work and Women’s Activism in the Puerto Rican Diaspora 129 4. Care Workers, Household Labor Organizing, and Puerto Rican Migration after 1944 131 5. Women’s Leadership in Struggles over Welfare, Citizenship Rights, and Decolonization in the Puerto Rican Diaspora 156 6. Community Organizers, Civil Rights Activism, and Demands for Care in Puerto Rican Communities in the United States 186 Epilogue. Envisioning Caring Futures 214 Notes 221 Bibliography 267 Index
Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 Part I. Making Care Count in Puerto Rico 29 1. Women Building Social Welfare Programs in Puerto Rico after 1917 31 2. Labor, Welfare, and Gendered Citizenship in New Deal Puerto Rico 62 3. Working-Class Women, Claims for Benefits, and the Politics of Deservingness under the Puerto Rican Populist State 94 Part II. Care Work and Women’s Activism in the Puerto Rican Diaspora 129 4. Care Workers, Household Labor Organizing, and Puerto Rican Migration after 1944 131 5. Women’s Leadership in Struggles over Welfare, Citizenship Rights, and Decolonization in the Puerto Rican Diaspora 156 6. Community Organizers, Civil Rights Activism, and Demands for Care in Puerto Rican Communities in the United States 186 Epilogue. Envisioning Caring Futures 214 Notes 221 Bibliography 267 Index
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