In this Issue

Table of Contents

Preface: Is There a Moral and Political History of the Jamaican Left?

David Scott
pp. vii-x
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What Is the “Contemporary” in Contemporary Caribbean Art?

Carlos Garrido Castellano
pp. 1-17
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Squaring the Circle: The Violence of Environmental Form in the Colonial Caribbean

C. C. McKee
pp. 18-46
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Rara avis: Lengua de pájaro de Nancy Morejón en los sesenta cubanos

Gabriel Arce Riocabo, Anna Forné
pp. 47-61
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Queer Diasporic Imaginaries in Ana-Maurine Lara’s Erzulie’s Skirt

F. Joseph Sepúlveda Ortiz
pp. 62-76
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Grace Against Time: AIDS Spirit Work and the Trinidad and Tobago Memorial Quilt

Lyndon Gill
pp. 77-98
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Keywords in Caribbean Studies: Heritage

Tending to the Future

Alyssa A. L. James
pp. 100-108
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The Politics of Heritage in the USVI: Reclaiming Afro-Caribbean Histories

Ayana Omilade Flewellen
pp. 109-120
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A Heritage from Below

Khadene Harris
pp. 121-130
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Abolengo Threads: Afro-Venezuelan Heritage and Afro-Cuban Spiritual Traditions

Nadia Mosquera Muriel
pp. 131-141
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Remembering Gordon Rohlehr, Bookman

Words to Treasure

Maureen Warner-Lewis
pp. 144-153
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Gordon Rohlehr: Context, Commitment, Legacy

Hannah Regis
pp. 154-166
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Visualities

Prose

Angel Otero
pp. 167-173
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Book Discussion: Lorgia García Peña, Translating Blackness: Latinx Colonialities in Global Perspective

Translating Blackness: Latinx Colonialities in Global Perspective by Lorgia García Peña (review)

Marisel Moreno
pp. 175-182
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A “Rich, Unexplored Field”? Race, Empire, Elision, and Belonging in Early Caribbean Studies

Elizabeth S. Manley
pp. 183-193
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Some Thoughts on Translating Blackness

Lorgia García Peña
pp. 194-202
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Contributors

pp. 203-205
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