War Against All Puerto Ricans
Revolution and Terror in America's Colony
by:
Nelson Denis
in:
U.S. History
Summary:
The book chronicles the historical struggle of Puerto Rico against political and economic oppression by the United States, focusing on the Nationalist Party's uprising in 1950. It delves into the violent suppression of the movement, the controversial leadership of Pedro Albizu Campos, and the broader implications of colonialism on the island's political and social landscape.
Key points:
1. U.S. Exploitation: The book discusses the U.S.'s control and exploitation of Puerto Rico since 1898, leading to poverty and inequality.
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