No. 19 (2022): Juvenile tissues: New ways of looking at youth

Talking about youth cultures implies thinking about the different socio-cultural and political experiences of youth, which are interwoven from their contexts from the framework of spaces and moments that are expressed in lifestyles, values, and practices. Where youth identities are built through dialogues on socio-demographic differences and youth organizations and institutions that are actors in identity processes. In such a way that youth culture is constituted as a fabric in which multiple languages, relationships, objects, body marks, interactions, and links converge that constitute “[...] the self-presentation that the actor's stage in order to "be recognized" as unique and different.” (Reguillo, 2000, p. 98).