Invisible racism: daily experiences and resistance of the kichwa people in Ecuador

From my being as a Kichwa person, this reflective article portrays the daily reality that runa women and men live – runa is a kichwa term that claims the life of the population that was called indian or indigenous - in plurinational contexts like the Ecuadorian, bringing to discussion some of the &q...

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Autor principal: Yuquilema Yupangui , Verónica María
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales 2019
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/millca-digital/article/view/2564
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topic racismos invisibilizados
resistencia
corazonar
desconolización
invisible racism
resistance
corazonar
decolonization
spellingShingle racismos invisibilizados
resistencia
corazonar
desconolización
invisible racism
resistance
corazonar
decolonization
Yuquilema Yupangui , Verónica María
Invisible racism: daily experiences and resistance of the kichwa people in Ecuador
topic_facet racismos invisibilizados
resistencia
corazonar
desconolización
invisible racism
resistance
corazonar
decolonization
author Yuquilema Yupangui , Verónica María
author_facet Yuquilema Yupangui , Verónica María
author_sort Yuquilema Yupangui , Verónica María
title Invisible racism: daily experiences and resistance of the kichwa people in Ecuador
title_short Invisible racism: daily experiences and resistance of the kichwa people in Ecuador
title_full Invisible racism: daily experiences and resistance of the kichwa people in Ecuador
title_fullStr Invisible racism: daily experiences and resistance of the kichwa people in Ecuador
title_full_unstemmed Invisible racism: daily experiences and resistance of the kichwa people in Ecuador
title_sort invisible racism: daily experiences and resistance of the kichwa people in ecuador
description From my being as a Kichwa person, this reflective article portrays the daily reality that runa women and men live – runa is a kichwa term that claims the life of the population that was called indian or indigenous - in plurinational contexts like the Ecuadorian, bringing to discussion some of the "micro" scenarios in which the body of this runa people is racialized, excluded and silenced; as well as, to visibilize the practices and knowledge of resistance and existence that this population has been repositioning from that same daily happenings, turning the micro struggles into the heart of de-colonization and the fight against colonialism, capitalism and patriarchy.
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