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April J. Mayes

Associate Dean of the College; Professor of History; Coordinator of Latin American Studies

Pomona College

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Pomona College

Academic Dean's Office

Draper Center

Gender and Women's Studies

Latin American Studies Department

History

Women's Union

April J. Mayes is currently serving as an Academic Dean'S Office Associate Dean of the College; Professor of History; Coordinator of Latin American Studies at Pomona College.

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April J. Mayes

Pomona College

Associate Dean of the College; Professor of History; Coordinator of Latin American Studies

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caribbean studies latin american politics latin american research latin american studies spanish gender studies african american studies cultural studies feminist theory feminist studies women's studies postcolonial writing women's rights dominican republic colonialism nationalism social change gender inequality literary history latin american diaspora feminist inquiry feminist research feminist perspectives historical analysis historical methodology post-colonial criticism dominican feminism transnational hispaniola culture citizenship citizenship studies urban affairs urban history historical geography interdisciplinary history historical review latin american economic history sex research migration studies american literature urban life latin american religion latin american archaeology commercial sex female sexual slavery transactional sex transnational mobility early american literature african diaspora mulatto republic dominican studies new york a tale jesse hoffnung-garskof durham nc popular imagination lauren derby eric p. dominican republic reader mestizo republic dominican national identity dominican identity history

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Frontmatter. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2022)

Unmastering the Script: Education, Critical Race Theory, and the Struggle to Reconcile the Haitian Other in Dominican Identity, by Sheridan Wigginton Richard T. Middleton IV. New West Indian Guide / Nieuwe West-Indische Gids (2022)

literaturecritical race theorypostcolonial writingearly american literaturepost-colonial criticismcaribbean studiessheridan wiggintonafrican identitydominican identityafrican american studiescultural studiesafrican diasporaamerican literature

The Dominican Republic Reader. History, Culture, Politics ‐ by Roorda, Eric P., Derby, Lauren and GonzáLez, Raymundo. Bulletin of Latin American Research (2018)

dominican republic readerlatin american studiesliteraturepostcolonial writingeric p.cultural historycaribbean studieshistoriographylatin american researchlatin american religioncomparative literaturelatin american politics

Transnational Hispaniola: New Directions in Haitian and Dominican Studies. (2018)

April J. MayesKiran C. Jayaram

dominican studiestransnational hispaniolacultural studiesculture

Lauren Derby, the Dictator’s Seduction: Politics and the Popular Imagination in the Era of Trujillo. Durham Nc: Duke University Press, 2009. XVI + 411 Pp. (Paper Us$25.95). New West Indian Guide / Nieuwe West-Indische Gids (2014)

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The Mulatto Republic: Class, Race, and Dominican National Identity. Choice Reviews Online (2014)

colonialismnationalismlatin american diasporalatin american studiesspanishcaribbean studieslatin american researchcitizenship studiesmulatto republiccultural studiescitizenshiplatin american politics

Transnational Hispaniola: Toward New Paradigms in Haitian and Dominican Studies. Radical History Review (2013)

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Jesse Hoffnung-Garskof, a Tale of Two Cities. Santo Domingo and New York After 1950. Princeton, Nj: Princeton University Press, 2008. XII + 319 Pp. Isbn: 978-0-691-12338 (Hbk.). £26.95; $38.50.. Itinerario (2009)

literary historyhistorical methodologyliteratureurban historyurban lifehistorical analysisa talecultural historysocial historyhistoriographyjesse hoffnung-garskofnew yorkurban affairsurbanismhistoryhistorical geography

Tolerating Sex: Prostitution, Gender, and Governance in the Dominican Republic, 1880S-1924. Health and Medicine in the Caribbean: Historical Perspectives (2008)

gendered sexualitylatin american studieswomen's studiesqueer theorywomen's rightsdominican republiclatin american researchsex researchfeminist theoryfeminist studiesgender studiestransactional sexcommercial sexhistoryfeminist philosophycaribbean studiesfemale sexual slaverysexual and reproductive healthlatin american politics

Why Dominican Feminism Moved to the Right: Class, Class, Colour and Women's Activism in the Dominican Republic, 1880S-1940s. Gender & History (2008)

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April J. Mayes

Associate Dean of the College; Professor of History; Coordinator of Latin American Studies

Pomona College

Affiliations

Pomona College

Academic Dean's Office

Draper Center

Gender and Women's Studies

Latin American Studies Department

History

Women's Union

April J. Mayes is currently serving as an Academic Dean'S Office Associate Dean of the College; Professor of History; Coordinator of Latin American Studies at Pomona College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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April J. Mayes

Pomona College

Associate Dean of the College; Professor of History; Coordinator of Latin American Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Frontmatter. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2022)

The Dominican Republic Reader. History, Culture, Politics ‐ by Roorda, Eric P., Derby, Lauren and GonzáLez, Raymundo. Bulletin of Latin American Research (2018)

Transnational Hispaniola: New Directions in Haitian and Dominican Studies. (2018)

April J. MayesKiran C. Jayaram

dominican studiestransnational hispaniolacultural studiesculture

The Mulatto Republic: Class, Race, and Dominican National Identity. Choice Reviews Online (2014)

colonialismnationalismlatin american diasporalatin american studiesspanishcaribbean studieslatin american researchcitizenship studiesmulatto republiccultural studiescitizenshiplatin american politics

Transnational Hispaniola: Toward New Paradigms in Haitian and Dominican Studies. Radical History Review (2013)

Tolerating Sex: Prostitution, Gender, and Governance in the Dominican Republic, 1880S-1924. Health and Medicine in the Caribbean: Historical Perspectives (2008)

Why Dominican Feminism Moved to the Right: Class, Class, Colour and Women's Activism in the Dominican Republic, 1880S-1940s. Gender & History (2008)

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