Jorge Duany’s article focuses on the historical analyses and migration patterns of what he calls “the insular Hispanic Caribbean —Puerto Rico, Cuba, and the Dominican Republic”. Explaining that Caribbean families from these countries have been the largest and most sustained populations of Caribbean migrants to the U.S. It’s clear that Duany is passionate discussing the wholesome and increasingly evident Caribbean diaspora and how that continues to impact American culture as well as other countries around the world they migrate to. He then introduces the independent Mexican filmmaker Sonia Fritz who has spent two decades living in Puerto Rico and her film Visa for a Dream—a documentary on Dominican migration to Puerto Rico. Primarily the stories
