Documents a seismic shift in Dominican identity over the last two decades which the author argues is the result of contact with the U.S., that Dominicans have moved away from seeing themselves as "indio" and increasingly self-identify as Black."--Robin Derby, University of California, Los Angeles In Latin America and the Caribbean, racial issues are extremely complex and fluid, particularly the nature of "blackness." What it means to be called...
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