Narrating the Chilean Social Revolt through and against Stigma: The Case of Two Older Women from a Stigmatized Neighborhood

Abstract This article explores the workings of social and territorial stigma among residents an stigmatized neighborhood in Santiago de Chile context nationwide conflict. By attending to narratives organizers, it shows how framed Chilean revolt October 2019 produced by two female organizers older than fifty years without tertiary education. It argues that, for those with less educational political resources, can help think through a conflict translating broader issues into everyday life experiences both constrain enable different forms engagement revolt. The were obtained ethnographic interviews carried out project unfolding unrest Santiago’s peripheries between November July 2020.