When a nation is made against its origins: the whitening of Argentina and its blind spots
There are countries that build their identities on a pluralistic, sometimes conflicting, but assumed narrative. And there are others which, on the contrary, form themselves by subtraction: by swallowing up what disturbs, by minimizing what contradicts the national ideal, by relegating to the out-of-field the populations yet founders. Argentina largely belongs to this second category.


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