Exploring An "Old Verbal Ambiguity": East Indian Ethnicity and Identity In Trinidad and The British...
Exploring An "Old Verbal Ambiguity": East Indian Ethnicity and Identity In Trinidad and The British Caribbean
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Kingston: Routledge
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Similarly, [Aisha Khan] also points to legal and spatial segregation of the East Indians, where the latter was exclusively painted as well-suited to agricultural practices. Khan argues that the "mutually exclusive geography" created a "racial landscape" where the occupationally diverse Africans flocked to the urbanized north, and the occupationally...
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Exploring An "Old Verbal Ambiguity": East Indian Ethnicity and Identity In Trinidad and The British Caribbean
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TN_cdi_gale_infotraccpiq_323658505
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0826-3663
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2333-1461
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10.1080/08263663.2012.10817033
