Behind Closed Doors: 'Colorism' in the Caribbean Commonlit Part A: Which of the following identifies the central idea of the text?
A. Racial discrimination and violence are less common in the Caribbean
B. The United States and the Dominican Republic struggle with similar forms of racism, even though most people who live in the Dominican Republic are black.
C. Colorism has been a tool used in the Dominican Republic to intentionally remind its citizens of the pains their country experienced due to the rule of Haiti.
D. Colorism often goes unrecognized, but it leads to significant harm and discrimination within the Dominican Republic.