Dominican-American refers to individuals of Dominican descent who live in the United States. This group often maintains cultural ties to the Dominican Republic, a Caribbean nation known for its rich history, vibrant music, and delicious cuisine. Many Dominican-Americans celebrate their heritage through traditions, festivals, and family gatherings. The Dominican-American community is one of the largest Hispanic groups in the U.S., particularly concentrated in cities like New York City and Boston. They contribute to various fields, including arts, sports, and politics, while also facing challenges such as immigration issues and economic disparities.