Masculinidad y desigualdad racial en el tránsito de la guerra independentista a la Cuba neocolonial
Sinopsis
Los estudios sobre los hombres y las masculinidades en Cuba, y en general en América Latina, han visualizado sistemáticamente al sector hegemónico representado por hombres blancos, citadinos y heterosexuales. La presente investigación de Bonnie A. Lucero es exhaustiva en la búsqueda de archivos para establecer otras masculinidades haciendo énfasis en las racializadas y sus cambios en diferentes momentos históricos de los siglos XIX y XX.
En su búsqueda sobresalen varios archivos de la zona central del país, muy poco visibilizados en estudios anteriores.
Patriarcado, honor racial, el hombre nuevo y los epítetos discriminatorios acompañaron el proceso de la naciente república en el inicio del siglo XX. El lugar que debían ocupar los hombres negros y mestizos no podía ser el mismo que en la etapa previa; en esta investigación se establecen las pautas para revisar tal recorrido. Y aunque en este libro se habla del pasado, su autora mantiene un diálogo permanente con el presente para alertar cómo se construyen los procesos machistas y racistas.
Julio César González Pagés
Coordinador General de la Red Iberoamericana y Africana de Masculinidades (RIAM)
Bonnie A. Lucero. Tiene un doctorado en Historia de la University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, una maestría en Estudios Latinoamericanos de la Cambridge University y una licenciatura en Relaciones Internacionales y Español de la University of the Pacific. Ocupa la Cátedra Neville G. Penrose de Historia y Estudios Latinoamericanos en la Texas Christian University. Es historiadora de América Latina y del Caribe. Investiga sobre las raíces históricas de la desigualdad racial, de género y de clase en Cuba desde la época colonial. Sus monografías incluyen A Cuban City, Segregated: Race and Urbanization in the Nineteenth Century (2019) y Race and Reproduction in Cuba (2022). También es coeditora de Voices of Crime: Constructing and Contesting Social Control in Modern Latin America (2016), y autora de numerosos artículos y capítulos sobre la esclavitud, el imperialismo estadounidense, la urbanización y la salud. Con su proyecto actual explora la historia social de la carne de res.
https://orcid.org/0009-0003-3481-9997
Forma de citar: Lucero, Bonnie A. 2025. Masculinidad y desigualdad racial en el tránsito de la guerra independentista a la Cuba neocolonial. Quito: FLACSO Ecuador. https://doi.org/10.46546/2025-68traduccion
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