DECOLONIAL & INTERSECTIONAL PRACTICUM

1. OPRESSION

1.1. Spanish = Oppressor Natives = Oppressed

2. DISCRIMINATION

2.1. Spanish = Superior Natives = Inferior

3. DOMINANT POWER

3.1. The word gives the power to the person speaking to

4. INJUSTICE

4.1. the word was used to make a difference between the “Sistema de Castas”

5. "MANDE"

5.1. MEANING

5.1.1. ”Dicho del superior: Ordenar al súbdito.” (Real Academia Española, 2020)

5.2. USE

5.2.1. Used as an answer from the workers or slaves, to their commanders or chiefs.

6. EXAMPLES

6.1. El origen de la palabra “Mande” – Una amabilidad sumisa

6.2. Origen de la palabra "mande"

7. NEO - COLONIALISM

7.1. The induction of new vocabulary it is a way of using globalization and cultural imperialism to influence and control the way people speak.

8. DECOLONIAL/INTERSECTIONAL APPROACH

8.1. A decolonial approach that is intersectional will take into account the individuals affected by the use of the word as well as their realities and with that build a new way of expression that does not harm any sector of the society. Combining these two approaches can help in developing solidarity.