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“Honour” killings of privileged-caste women who marry SC men reflect a society where collective identity rooted in caste purity overrides the value of life itself. Each caste is socialised to prioritise group purity and group loyalty over compassion and humanity. Values such as care, respect, and love are subordinated to allegiance.
Why Political Love Matters in Caste-Based India
Pedagogy of the oppressed
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The article asks to question caste practices within the spaces we inhabit, it talks to the sentiment of “speaking for the voiceless" while gaining capital through their empirics. It also speaks to the casteist institutions that employ upper castes and white people to teach anti-caste thinking - the problem noted here is the lack of dalits in academia - but apart from that, while it makes me think, I’m left with nothing to go from here. Solidarity research to amplify voices is not enough, building diverse circles of friends and communities of practice is not enough if it is benefiting you and making you feel better about yourself, yes. But what then? What is an alternative practice that accounts for the caste violence we inflict?
what if public libraries were open late every night and we could engage in public life there instead of having to choose between drinking at the bar and domestic isolation
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