A Low Caste Chamar

ketchim · 01-19-2017, 02:56 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
Sudesh Rani says she was verbally abused due to her caste while shopping

"They started calling me a low caste Chamar, a dirty b!tch...

At that time, I got a bit frightened, I thought 'no, no :this can't be happening.'"

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#2
The caste system originates in India but many British Asians

say they suffer caste discrimination in the UK

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#3
India's caste system is among the world's oldest surviving forms of social stratification.

However, some British Asians say they still experience discrimination due to their caste.

So, why are so many Hindu bodies in the UK opposed to this being made illegal ?

#4
but she fair skin.  I thought that was wat really counted ::confused::

#5
The 42-year-old from Bedford identifies herself as Ravidassia

- a group regarded by some as at the lower end of the caste system. :-[

#6
but she fair skin!  I tort dat dat count fuh all ::confused:: ::confused:: ::confused::

#7
Googs and Kwami will explain to us guys  Wink
Quote:Ravidassia : lower end of the caste system.

#8
Dem bobbician bhais will avoid so Maps, here's the (drum roll,please)BBC !

It is described as a hierarchy of four varnas - or caste categories -
found in Hindu scriptures, with :

Brahmins (priests and teachers) at the top

followed by kshatriyas (rulers and soldiers)

vaishyas (merchants and traders)

shudras (labourers and artisans).

Beneath them all are the dalits - so-called "untouchables"

- who are completely excluded from society.

#9
"As a result, there are many Hindus would prefer the issue remain under the radar"

sounds familiar ??  England hindus are the same as USA hindus.

Dem wanna stay Off de Radar  Wink

The Caste Divide, on BBC iPlayer.

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