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A History of Invisibility A History of Invisibility
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The Struggles to Pass Law 19.122 The Struggles to Pass Law 19.122
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Uneven Implementation Uneven Implementation
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10 Opposing Affirmative Action: Covert and Coded Challenges to Racial Equality in Uruguay
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Published:March 2023
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This chapter explores opposition to Uruguay’s 2012 affirmative action law, analysing the nature and means of the right’s pushback against legislative attempts to further racial equality in the country. While there is no formal movement or concerted organisation, voice, or vision against Afro-Uruguayan rights or equality of opportunities, the chapter explores the racially coded debate in Parliament about the law that sought to limit its effects and implementation. Uruguay’s case compels scholars to expand the typologies of right-wing mobilisation to consider less overt counter-movements from the right against rights gains and deserves further exploration as another form of effective pushback that operates against equality in Latin America.
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