Struggles against inequality: the march of baseball experience as riocuartenses youth involvement

Abstract

Latin America is known for its great social abyss. However, in recent years the high levels of inequality were offset by the construction of more just and inclusive societies. However, youth continually struggle with a system that excluded, criminalized and hostile and authoritarian. Address their experiences of exclusion generate options and alternatives. In this article we will address the March of Cap understood as an act of resistance that embody and activate young people through various forms of participation. In order to describe the process of organizing the March of the Cap, in Rio Cuarto (Cordoba, Argentina) in 2014, and rebuild the senses that experience staying, briefly it addresses security policy Cordoba from Code Fouls and its preferred targets: young people from poor sectors. Ethnography is the gateway to the deployment of the process of organizing the march and the day of mobilization. The voices of the actors, the main resource is incorporated to account for the views about this situation-event. Finally, some thoughts, subject to a logic process, not finished are presented.