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Dominican American Identity and Language by nour.ibeydoun is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This monograph examines the identities and language of Dominican second-generation immigrant high school students in Providence, Rhode Island, focusing on their negotiation of ethnic and racial categories. It highlights the complexities of their identity as they resist American racial classifications, often defining themselves through language rather than phenotype. The study reveals how their linguistic practices reflect a hybrid identity that combines Dominican and American influences, showcasing the agen
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