Daly Guilamo

Daly Guilamo


Associate Professor
Ethnic and Race Studies

EMAIL: dguilamo@bmcc.cuny.edu

Office: S-623D

Office Hours: Email Prof. Guilamo-Addison at dguilamo@bmcc.cuny.edu

Phone: +1 (212) 220-1372

Assistant Professor Daly Guilamo is known for her scholarship and research in the areas of Dominican and Haitian relations in the 21st century, and Dominican nationalism and racial identity. Her doctoral dissertation examines Dominicans’ attitudes toward Haitian immigrants following the devastating 2010 earthquake in Haiti.

Professor Guilamo has also focused on the cultural and historical connections between Africa and the African Diaspora, particularly those connections that relate to the peoples of the Dominican Republic.

Expertise

Dominican Nationalism, Anti-Haitianism, Dominican-Haitian relations, Dominican National Identity.

Degrees

  • Master’s Degree Cornell University,  African and African American Studies,
  • Ph.D. Temple University,  African American Studies,
  • Bachelor of Arts University of Florida,  English and Sociology,

Courses Taught

Research and Projects

Publications

  • “The Dominican Funnies Are Not So Funny: The Representation of Haitians in Dominican Newspaper Comic Strips, After the 2010 Earthquake.”2013, Journal of Pan African Studies. Vol. 5. n. 9
  • “Gaga Pa’l Pueblo: A Critical Afro Dominican Celebration in New York City.”2016, Africology: Journal of Pan African Studies. 9.10
  • “Paul Laurence Dunbar and Juan Bosch Converse on Racial Violence: Writing Justice and Injustice.”2016, Afro Hispanic Review Journal. 35.1
  • “The Virility of the Haitian Womb: The Biggest Threat to the Dominican Right.” Challenging Misrepresentations of Black Womanhood. Chapter 4.

Honors, Awards and Affiliations

  • Faculty Fellowship Publication Program
  • PSC CUNY Research Award
  • CUNY Dominican Studies Institute Archives and Library Research Awards Program

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