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Racism has found fertile soil in Colombia
This is a silent war waged against Afro-descendants and, with Marquez, a beacon of resistance, on the front line. This is not just another story; it is a wake-up call for news enthusiasts thinking from the periphery.
Racism: The Invisible Chains
Racism is not just a flurry of insults; it is a systemic beast that devours the quality of life of its victims, leaving them in the dust of unequal living standards.
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Education
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Housing
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Racism and gender-based violence: a double-edged sword
Francia Márquez’s battle is doubly difficult, as she fights on two fronts: racism and gender-based violence. This combination amplifies the impact of discrimination, making it a formidable enemy.
Journalism: A Double-Edged Sword
Journalists, the supposed guardians of truth, have a crucial role to play. They need to step up, ensuring that their reporting is non-violent, fair and highlights the systemic nature of racism. It is time to stop being part of the problem and start being part of the solution.
Francia Márquez’s struggle is a spotlight on Colombia’s deep-rooted racism and discrimination. It is a clear call for all sectors of society, especially journalists, to step forward, break the chains of systemic racism and stand up for equality and justice for all Colombians.
