Number 12, December 2018

Editorial

• Feminist Histories of the Interwar Caribbean: Anti-Colonialism, Popular Protest, and the Gendered Struggle for Rights
  Reena N. Goldthree and Natanya Duncan

Peer Reviewed Essays

• Travel Sickness: Pan-Africanism, Medicine and Misogynoir in Caribbean Harlem
  W. Chris Johnson

• More than Auxiliary: Caribbean Women and Social Organizations in the Interwar Period
  Tyesha Maddox

• A Section for Women: Journalism and Gendered Promises of Anti-Colonial Progress in Interwar Panama
  Kaysha Corinealdi

• Burial Rites, Women’s Rights: Death and Feminism in Haiti, 1925-1938
  Grace Sanders Johnson

• “Race” and Class among “Nacionalista” Women in Interwar Puerto Rico: The Activism of Dominga de la Cruz Becerril and Trina Padilla de Sanz
  Gladys M. Jiménez-Muñoz

• “Do Something to Mek She Change:” Reading Respectability in- and unto the National Female Body in two Jamaican Interwar Fictions of Obeah
  Janelle Rodriques

• Fabricating Intimacies: Artificial Silk and Cloth Wives in the Interwar Moment
  Faith Smith

• Romancing Jamaica: The National Imaginary and Jamaican-Chinese Women
  Amrita Bandopadhyay

• Protest and Punishment: Indo-Guyanese Women and Organized Labor
  Aliyah Khan

• Negotiating Gender, Citizenship and Nationhood through Universal Adult Suffrage in Curaçao
  Rose Mary Allen

• “She Came as a Stranger and Made Herself One of Us”: Two Irish Women and Anti-Colonial Agitation in Trinidad, 1938-1945
  Bridget Brereton

Interview

• Writing New Histories of War and Women’s Activism in Jamaica: An Interview with Dalea Bean
  Reena N. Goldthree

Biographies