Angie Edell Campos Lazo She is a candidate for a doctorate in Social Sciences with a mention in Social Anthropology from the Ciesas-Occidente (Mexico), she has a Master's degree in Community Development from the State University of Centro Oeste do Paraná unicentro (Brazil) and a degree in Social Work from the Federico Villarreal National University (Peru), with more than eight years of experience with Afro-Peruvian youth and as a member of the Board of Directors of Ashanti Peru-Red Peruana de Jóvenes Afrodescendientes. Her line of research includes gender, interculturality and human rights. Among her publications is the book Afrodescendant Women in the South of Brazil: Perceptions under the dimensions of justice. Email: angieedell@gmail.com

Reseñas críticas

Las elites de la ciudad blanca: discursos racistas sobre la otredad

Eugenia Iturriaga, 2016 UNAM, Mexico City, 356 pp.

Ethno-Racial Dynamics In Mexico: An Approach To The Racist Discourses In The Yucatecan Elite

  • Angie Edell Campos Lazo
  • Jorge Rafael Ramirez

The ways in which the racialization traverse the cotidianities, and therefore the forms of analysis of racism and the social phenomena related to the category race, vary depending on the context. In this review, Angie Campos and Jorge Rafael investigate Eugenia Iturriaga's proposal to anthropologically theorize racism in Yucatán, starting from a study of the meridian elites with an extremely interesting methodology.