Exploring Mauritius's colonial history, the narratives in Rainbow Colors delve into the complexities of free and forced migrations, highlighting the experiences of mixed-race individuals and cultures in postcolonial contexts. The book conceptualizes literature as a meeting point of diverse ethnic and cultural realities, examining how national and transnational identities shape the literary landscape. Through this lens, it reveals the intricate social geography and anxieties that arise from the island's unique historical and cultural intersections.
