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After the slave trader Edward Colston was rolled into the harbour in Bristol, the United Kingdom, at the beginning of the June, there has appeared a few articles about the long-lasting demand that …
How Twitter Got Blindsided By India’s Still-toxic Caste System
Authors – Hari Bapuji and Snehanjali Chrispal
Twitter chief Jack Dorsey’s first visit to India had been going so well. He got to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi (an avid Tweeter with 44.5 mill…
India – A Home of Caste Persecution
Author – Kapilendra Das
Architect of the constitution of India Babasaheb Dr. B.R. Ambedkar: quotes “Freedom of mind is the real freedom. A person whose mind is not free though he may not be in c…
Religious Rehabilitation – Is it a neglected entity proposed by Dr B R Ambedkar for “caste” as a disease of mind?
Dr B R Ambedkar is recognised as Founding father of Modern India. He was a great social scientist, economist, Barrister of law, human rights activist, philosopher and most educated politician of in…
Plights of Migrants and Economics of Caste
Author – Rahul Sonpimple
Human migration is generally defined as a permanent or temporary change of residence. One can observe migration as a universal phenomenon that exists in developed as wel…
Ambedkarism is Feminism – A Response to ‘Feminism is Brahminism’
Author – Anannya G Madonna
Some scholars in the Dalit circles have been on a crusade to discount, dismiss and disprove the presence of patriarchy among the Dalits taking a jibe at the Dalit womx…
Continuing Dalit and African-American Engagement With Each Other’s Struggle
The murder of George Floyd has invited many comparisons once again with the condition, the situation, the resistance and the political organizations of Dalits and the African-Americans. When people…
Open Letter to Ambedkar University Delhi (AUD) Administration
Dear AUD administration,
Online classes and assignments are absolutely antithetical to the principle of social justice and any semblance of equity in a public university. It is based on the excl…
Plague and Coronavirus – History of Disaster Began Over a Century Ago
Author – Dr. Atulkrishna Biswas
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Plague havoc of over ten million Indians – History of blindness and apathy
“It (Hindu Plague Hospital, Poona) “was managed by a Committee of Brah…Pandemic Unfolds Human Tragedy In India
Author – Kapilendra Das
India got freedom and emerged as a republic with its own constitution. A billion people of the nation have completed their journey of 72 years and are entering their 73 y…
#DalitLivesMatter – What Can We Learn From #BlackLivesMatter
Dalit movement is a vibrant movement. The growing arguments and counterarguments in the Dalit movement on the issues of religion, strategies for emancipation, feminism, democracy, policies, and cul…
Caste, Class and Discrimination in ‘Paatal Lok’
‘Paatal Lok’ web series begins with the arrest of four persons on the suspicion of conspiracy of murder of renowned news anchor from Delhi. The beauty of series reflected in the arrest of four pers…
The Nalanda Story: In Conversation with Anoop Kumar
As part of the ongoing interview series at Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Caravan, we interacted with an Ambedkarite educator Anoop Kumar, founder of Nalanda Academy, Wardha. The interview was conducted by Mang…
Deconstructing a ‘Love Letter’ by a Brahmin Woman
Author – Thaiyaan
This article is called a love letter was written to a high caste woman from an Indian-American mother of black children. Now the title is changed from what it was
First,…
Shanti Swaroop Bauddh – The Pioneer of Ambedkarite Buddhist and Literary Movement
Shanti Swaroop Bauddh breathed his last today and many messages of condolences started flowing in. Just a few days back, Sahab was speaking on Ayodhya as a Buddhist place on the Facebook live and h…