Sexo, clase y raza en un almacén hortofrutícula de El Ejido

Abstract

This article reflects on the concepts related to identity and belonging (sex, class and race) from the development of an analysis of labor relations in a micro-context: a fruit and vegetable store located in El Ejido. With the evidence arising from participant observation, it is intended, first, to contribute to the social cohesion debate on a critical the reconsideration of these notions. On the other hand, to acknowledge the social situation of women and men working in these companies. Doing this is to answering to the question of how we identify ourselves collectively and how we position ourselves as we stand collectively to respond to a situation of exploitation.