Oppressed in INDIA !

ketchim · 07-17-2017, 12:19 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
The front-runner is a former state governor, the untouchable Dalit leader :

Ram Nath Kovind !

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#2
He is being challenged by opposition candidate and India's first woman speaker

Meira Kumar who is also an untouchable Dalit  :-[

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#3
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He is being challenged by opposition candidate and India's first woman speaker

Meira Kumar who is also an untouchable Dalit  :-[

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Untouchables takin' ovah.  Indian going back Black ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::

pheeeeeeew!  doh tyeall Googs and Kwame dat..especially wifan..  allyuh bettah put wifan on a suicide watch

#4
Sujatha Gidla was the first Indian woman to be employed as a conductor

on the New York City Subway  8)

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#5
Sudha G Tilak spoke to Sujatha Gidla about her life story and how it became :

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The plight of 300 million Dalits ("oppressed" in Sanskrit)

formerly known as [size=1em]untouchables[/size] in India.

A Maoist uncle who hoped revolution would help improve the caste discrimination

his people suffered

#7
Thanks to the help of Canadian missionaries in her region who aided

in education and offered them religion. Her family was thus Christian

and benefited with education. Her parents held jobs as college teachers.

Gidla says that proselytization didn't help her lot.

"Christians, untouchables - it came to the same thing.

All Christians in India were untouchable.

I knew no Christian who did not turn servile

[size=10pt]in the presence of a Hindu."[/size]

#8
Sujatha's brother is an engineer in Canada  Wink

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#9
sujatha  doan look oppressed

#10
Guyana GT Hindus were also proselytized !

in order to get a job in a dominant europea/portugese Christian environment !

Guys got renamed, like Charlie, Esquire  Wink


pros·e·lyt·ize  verb
convert someone from one religion, belief, or opinion to another.

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