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Caribbean Connections: The Dominican Republic
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Part One- Geography, History Economy Remembering Dominican Childhoods: Three Bodega Poems Lesson Plan: La Bodega The Dominican Republic in Maps “Hay un país en el mundo” Lesson Plan: The Country in a Poem Introduction to Dominican History A Timeline of Dominican History Lesson Plan: Dominican Timeline Minerva (From In the Time of the Butterflies) “Butterflies soaring up to the sky” An Interview with Doña Dedé Mirabal Lesson Plan: Las Mariposas Introduction to the Dominican Economy Was Your School’s Cap Made in This Sweatshop? Lesson Plan: Factories and Sweatshops: Making the Links Roots of Dominican Migration Taking Leave: Poems of Emigration
Part Two- Migration and the Dominican Diaspora La Ciguapa Lesson Plan: La Ciguapa At the Consulate (From Muddy Cup: A Dominican Family Comes of Age in a New America) La Cadena Lesson Plan: Nos Vamos Demographic Explosion: Dominican Immigration to the United States Dominicans in Puerto Rico: A Look at Barrio Gandul Lesson Plan: A Block Study in Your Community Dominicans in New York: Quisqueya on the Hudson Lesson Plan: A Visual Compare and Contrast: Daily Life in Barrio Gandul and Washington Heights “The factories moved out…” Interview with Victor Morisete-Romero Dominicans and Local Politics “My life changed for the better…” Interview with Miguelina Sosa “My dream is to start my own business…” Interview with Julie Guerrero Lesson Plan: Dominicans in New York City “You’ve got to be connected…” Interview with Francisco García-Quezada Dominicans in New Jersey: Thriving Communities Aguantando (From Drown) Dominicans in Massachusetts: The Boston-Miraflores Connection Lesson Plan: Transnational Ties: Dominicans in Boston and Miraflores Lesson Plan: Raising Children in the Dominican Republic and the United States Religious Life across Borders “The face of the city is changing…” Inteview with César Sánchez Beras Dominicans in Connecticut: Three Pioneras Lesson Plan: Comparing Immigration Stories: Dominicans in Connecticut and Your Town Dominicans in Rhode Island: Doña Fefa’s Story Lesson Plan: Community Activism in Rhode Island “‘Black Behind the Ears’—and Up Front Too? Dominicans in the Black Mosaic” Dominicans in Washington, DC Lesson Plan: Oral Histories of Immigration Dominicans in South Florida: Suburban Sunshine Lesson Plan: Dominicans in South Florida Lesson Plan: Immigration by the Numbers
Part Three- Shaping a Dominican Identity: Language, Race and Gender You Call Me by Old Names Image and Identity Where Has My Spanish Gone? The Obstacle of Race Lesson Plan: “The professionals feel it in their flesh” I Am an Extension of My Dominican Mamás Lesson Plan: Extensions of Identity The Gender Politics of Settlement versus Return Education of Dominicans There and Here “I’m part of three realms…”
Part Four—Haitian-Dominican Relations Haiti Haitian-Dominican Relations The Massacre River Perejil (From The Farming of Bones) Lesson Plan: Crossing the Massacre River Lesson Plan: Trujillo on Trial Little Haiti
Part Five—The National Goes Global: Dominican Music and Baseball Merengue: Symbol of National Identity Lesson Plan: Visa para un Sueño Lesson Plan: Merengue: Symbol of National Identity “It’s not just about dancing…” Interview with Pedro Tavarez Lesson Plan: Interview with Pedro Tavarez Bachata: A Music of the People Lesson Plan: Bachata: A Music of the People San Pedro de Macorís: Baseball Mecca Lesson Plan: Dominican Baseball Epilogue: A Journey of Connections Jocelyn Santana
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