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This Stimulating And Timely Collection Examines The Taino Revival Movement, A Grassroots Conglomeration Of Puerto Ricans And Other Latinos Who Promote Or Have Adopted The Culture And Pedigree Of The Pre-columbian Taino Indian Population Of Puerto Rico And The Western Caribbean. The Tainos Became A Symbol Of Puerto Rican Identity At The End Of The 19th Century, When Local Governments And Nationalistic Intellectuals Began To Appropriate The Tainos For The Conception Of A Socially And Racially Balanced Puerto Rican Society. Activists In The Puerto Rican Diaspora Revitalized This Idea. Modern Critics Now Claim That The Taino Heritage Has Been Canonized Through State-sponsored Institutions, Such As Festivals, Museums, And Textbooks, At The Expense Of Blacks. In The Past, Officials, Alarmed At The Black Majorities On The Other Caribbean Islands, Tried To Whiten Puerto Rican Society By Calling All People Of Color Tainos. Others Complain That The Taino Revival Lost Its Fervor, Evolving From An Anti-colonialist Movement To A Mere Fashionable Trend. Still The Taino Heritage Remains A Central Part Of Puerto Rican Identity In The 21st Century.--jacket. Local/diasporic Taínos : Towards A Cultur
- Author
- Gabriel Haslip-Viera, A. Peter Roberts, Roberto M. Borrero, Arlene M. Davila, George Duany
- Publisher
- Markus Wiener Publishers; Markus Wiener Pub; Brand: Markus Wiener Pub
- Published
- 2001
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781558762589
- Subjects
- Sociology, History, Political Science
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