Cuba: A New History (review)
raphy illustrates what exclusion means at the material and discursive level for those denied full membership in society. Then, it adds to this critique by showing how marginalized citizens can use the discourse of community, rituals of dance, and even lynching as performances in the "drama of citizenship." This case study expands our notions of citizenship by showing that claims to inclusion can be made on a number of registers, from cultural production to public violence.