Decolonization practices in indigenous radio

communality and communication field

Abstract

In this text, the communicative practices of native people who are participants of an indigenous radio of the Mexican State are problematized; and also, possibilities of building docolonizing practices inside the communication field are enunciated. Within these radio spaces, indigenous people implement a communal or decolonizing way of communication that is opposite, coexisting and alternative to binary communicational coloniality.