Black Power in the Caribbean Context
Black Power in the Caribbean Context
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加勒比地区的黑人权力
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1972
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D. Lowenthal
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作者：
D. Lowenthal
强大的阶级制度，普遍缺乏工业发展，最重要的是，大多数黑人人口的存在标志着西印度群岛与美国形成了鲜明的对比。尽管这两个领域有明显的相似、借鉴和交流，但种族征服、迁就和抗议反映了不同类型的压迫、不同程度的目标实现以及不同的种族和肤色划分。加勒比海种族冲突的矛盾很快就显现了出来。十多个主要领土，以前是英国、法国和荷兰的殖民地，现在是独立、自治或以其他方式被假定为平等的，由选举产生的代表在成年人普遍选举权下管理。95%的人口是非白人；黑人或棕色男子领导着他们的政府，并占据着
strong class system, a general absence of industrial development, and above all, the presence of majority black populations mark the West Indies by contrast with the United States. Notwithstanding obvious resemblances, borrowings, and interchanges, racial subjugation, accommodation, and protest in the two realms reflect different types of oppression, different degrees of access to goals, and different divisions of race and color. The paradoxes of Caribbean racial conflict are soon apparent. More than a dozen major territories, formerly British, French, and Dutch colonies, are now independent, autonomous, or otherwise presumed equal and governed by elected representatives under universal adult suffrage. Ninety-five percent of their population is nonwhite; black or brown men head their governments and occupy