The Mulatto Republic: Class, Race, and Dominican National Identity
The Mulatto Republic examines the connections among class, race, and Dominican national identity. Centered on the idea of a mulatto republic, April J. Mayes’s book offers a focused exploration of how social categories shape understandings of the Dominican Republic and its national identity.
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The Mulatto Republic explores the relationship between class, race, and Dominican national identity.
Its focus is the idea of a “mulatto republic” and what that concept reveals about the Dominican Republic.
The book considers how social categories and national identity are connected.
April J. Mayes presents a focused work for readers interested in Dominican history, race, and society.
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