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This essay compares the socio-racial prejudices and egalitarian aspirations of “mixedblood” elites of Jamaica, Venezuela , and the French Antilles . The aim is to show how these factors affected the political activities of the members of that sector, especially during the revolutionary period and the abolitionist era. We argue that their activities had contradictory consequences fostering both the perpetuation and the downfall of discriminatory regimes established during the colonial era.

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APENAS UNA PARTE DE NEGRO. Valores socio-raciales y accionar político de las élites de «color quebrado» en Jamaica, Venezuela, y las Antillas Francesas (siglos XVIII y XIX)