All bloods? or Condemned of the earth?

What I saw and lived: testimony of part

Abstract

This study was carried out with the purpose of characterizing the phenomenon of classist and racist discrimination in different historical moments of the indigenous native peasant peoples and intercultural and Afro-Bolivian communities; it was ethnographed in the Andes mountain range of Latin America. The methodology used was descriptive-exploratory of qualitative type, in order to understand the sociocultural aspects through the technique of diachronic narration as a testimony, systematically confronted with the literary review. The results revealed that racial discrimination is present in a symbolic form throughout the public and private sectors; likewise, there is evidence of a lack of prevention policies in the face of these situations. In conclusion, it is necessary to propose powerful public policies in the short, medium and long term; likewise, it is necessary to carry out research that reveals the different dimensions of the issue in question.