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Intersecciones entre establecimientos mercantiles y barreras culturales: discriminación hacia las personas Nahuas de Milpa Alta en la Ciudad de México.

Authors: Del Valle Núñez, Elsa Del Valle; Escobar Flores, Miguel Angel;

Intersecciones entre establecimientos mercantiles y barreras culturales: discriminación hacia las personas Nahuas de Milpa Alta en la Ciudad de México.

Abstract

Este libro presenta los resultados de una investigación cualitativa de carácter etnográfico realizada en los trece pueblos originarios de la Alcaldía Milpa Alta, Ciudad de México, sobre las percepciones y experiencias de discriminación que enfrentan las personas nahuas en establecimientos mercantiles —tiendas, restaurantes, mercados, centros comerciales y transporte público— tanto dentro de su demarcación como fuera de ella. La investigación se sustenta en la teoría de la interseccionalidad (Hill Collins y Bilge, 2019) y en la Teoría Fundamentada (Strauss y Corbin, 2002), aplicada con apoyo del software ATLAS.ti 23. Esta investigación fue ganadora del 1er Concurso de Investigación sobre Discriminación en la Ciudad de México.

This research received financial support from the Council to Prevent and Eliminate Discrimination in Mexico City (COPRED) as part of the 1st Research Contest on Discrimination in Mexico City (2023). COPRED did not intervene in the methodological design, data analysis, interpretation of results, or the decision to publish.

Keywords

Intersectionality, Discriminación, Teoría Fundamentada, Public Policy, Derechos Indígenas, Ethnic relations, Ciudad de México, Ahmo nihuelita, Políticas públicas, Human rights, Interseccionalidad, Nahuas, Nahua people, Milpa Alta, Indians of Mexico--Cultural assimilation, Commercial Establishments, Intersectionality (Sociology), Etnografía, Discrimination--Public opinion, Establecimientos mercantiles, Discriminación étnica, Racism--Research, Mexico City, Pueblos nahuas, Ethic Discrimination, Grounded Theory, Indigenous Rights, Indigenous peoples

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