2002
DOI: 10.1080/14888386.2002.9712584
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Words of a Cacique: Panchito Ramirez (Cuba)

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“…The Caribbean Amerindian communities that exist today (including the Taínos of Puerto Rico and Cuba, the Caribs of St. Vincent, Dominica, and Trinidad), have used "revival," "survival" and "resurgence" to characterize their cultural presence and persistence. According to Barreiro (2006), the Cuban Taíno "survival" was accomplished through "stretches of isolation and very slow intermarriage" (26). For those in the Dominican Republic, "survival" has occurred through cultural preservation and confirmed with DNA tests (Guitar et al 2006:63).…”
Section: Background/challengesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Caribbean Amerindian communities that exist today (including the Taínos of Puerto Rico and Cuba, the Caribs of St. Vincent, Dominica, and Trinidad), have used "revival," "survival" and "resurgence" to characterize their cultural presence and persistence. According to Barreiro (2006), the Cuban Taíno "survival" was accomplished through "stretches of isolation and very slow intermarriage" (26). For those in the Dominican Republic, "survival" has occurred through cultural preservation and confirmed with DNA tests (Guitar et al 2006:63).…”
Section: Background/challengesmentioning
confidence: 99%