Bøger af Sharon Milagro Marshall

Study of the "reverse migration" of the children and grandchildren of Barbadians who migrated to Cuba in the early twentieth century looking for better economic opportunities. These original migrants, with the expectation that they would return home, maintained ties with Barbados and immersed their Cuban-born children in Barbadian culture.

Barbadians were among the thousands of British West Indians who migrated to Cuba in the early twentieth century in search of work. They were drawn there by employment opportunities fuelled largely by US investment in Cuban sugar plantations. Tell My Mother I Gone to Cuba: Stories of Early Twentieth-Century Migration from Barbados is their story.