I'm new to Steemit, but I'd like to make these points:
(1) Unless you are spending your time translating articles that are in languages you don't speak, figuring out what the writer meant in spite of translation errors, and upvoting them (regardless of whether the article had value for you), then you are discriminating against those writers, according to your article. Really?
(2) Steemit is a new platform. Perhaps a better use of your time, instead of complaining about discrimination, would be to promote the site vigorously in the Spanish-speaking world.
(3) When I read articles, I want something more specific than what you're providing. (I read several of your posts.) For instance, I am interested in what's going on in Venezuela, but I read news voraciously. Tell me DETAILS about life there for you and your friends that I can't get from news reports. Don't just tell me life is bad there; I already know that. Help me to experience life in another place.
(4) Plenty of people on this site have put in the time and practice to become good writers. The reality is that you're competing with them, just as you would be competing with trained, experienced writers if you published a book on Amazon.