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Afro-Hispanics and self-identity: the gods to the rescue?
2016
OGIRISI a New Journal of African Studies
Identity is one of the social constructs that gives a sense of belonging to an individual or a group. While establishing one's identity does not necessarily pose a challenge in one's own country of origin because of certain degrees of homogeneity in language, culture, skin colour, etc., it could be otherwise, whenas a descendant of another race a group is the target of a dominant culture. This paper adopts Link & Phelan's (2001) conceptualization of stigmatoexamine whetherthe return to African
doi:10.4314/og.v12i1.17
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