“Tú, como eres negra, harás de lobo”. El debate pendiente sobre la cuestión de la raza en España.
Resumen
En este artículo argumentamos que la idea de “raza” constituye un factor fundamental para la atribución de la pertenencia y el tratamiento social diferencial en España. Tras operacionalizar algunos conceptos clave (raza, racismo y racialización), ofrecemos una contextualización histórica y social sobre la construcción de la idea de raza en España, y aportamos datos sociodemográficos sobre la prevalencia del racismo en la sociedad española. En segundo lugar, aportamos información de tipo etnográfico. A través del análisis de narrativas de descendientes de uniones mixtas residentes en España, ejemplificamos hasta qué punto la idea de raza juega un papel central en las experiencias de estigmatización y discriminación de una parte cada vez más importante de la población española.
Palabras clave
Raza, Racismo, Racialización, Colonialismo, Inmigración, Mixticidad, Pertenencia, Exclusión socialCitas
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