My research broadly focuses on racial and ethnic identities, dynamics, attitudes, and inequality. More specifically, I utilize primarily quantitative methods to examine how race, measured as multidimensional, structures socioeconomic outcomes, impact public opinions, and claims to nationhood principally within the Anglophone Caribbean. My work thus makes important advances in our understanding of racial dynamics in patterning overall socioeconomic wellbeing and the variation of the utility ‘race’ across contexts.