非洲人的肯定档案

Raj Chetty
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拉杰·切蒂指出,在1961年拉斐尔·特鲁希略将军被暗杀后的一段时间里,文学和文化期刊发表的作品证明,在从多米尼加共和国向美国大规模移民之前的几十年里,与非洲侨民的世界观有过接触。这些二十世纪的多米尼加文学作品在多米尼加内战的背景下与多米尼加黑人和多米尼加黑人有关。
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Archives of Afro-Affirmation
Raj Chetty demonstrates that in the period following General Rafael Trujillo's assassination in 1961, literary and cultural journals published works that evidenced engagement with an African diaspora worldview decades before the massive wave of migration from the Dominican Republic to the United States. These works of twentieth-century Dominican literature engage with ideas of Dominican blackness and Dominican negritude against the backdrop of the Dominican Civil War.
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