How casteism operates in Modern India | Beena Pallical | TEDxSurat
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Do you think tat casteism exists no more in Urban India?
In this exposing talk, you will learn about how casteism is still much prevalent in our modern lives. Beena Pallical is a Dalit Women Leader mainly focusing on Economic Justice and specifically looking at Gender Equity. Over the last 11 years, she is with the NCDHR working on the Dalit Economic Rights. She has been passionately working towards policy changes within Central and State governments towards the marginalised communities (Dalits &Tribals ) and has been demanding that Dalit Women be included in policy formulation. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
I’m American and when she spoke of domestic workers using separate plates & cups and using different doors/entrances; how could I NOT immediately think of Jim Crow???? Only that was 75 YEARS AGO for us! We are ALL human beings here and it’s 2024, for Chrissakes!!!!😢
It's all the same.opression is same everywhere dear
I wish we all could stand against it together
It's even worse and you can't even think about it .
In India, discrimination began about 1500 B.C.E, grew and continues with a LIE that one of 3 Big Gods instituted it as a system forever and even HE cannot change it, therefore should not be abolished. Education, human rights, wages, access to resources and even voices are denied to majority Indians due to discrimination
We need that kind of talks..
Thank you for bringing forth this extremely important topic
Thankyou mam for your appreciable efforts to bring this serious issue at concern👌☮️✨
Glad to find this talk about the cast system. Imagine all the talent that India as a society has missed out on.
And the fact that the cast system is also reflected by skin tone means we could call it out as colourism at best, racism in reality.
Caste has nothing to do with racism what we have a certain stereotypes about color of skin which is problematic.
little known fact: it was created by the colonial brits. Latin America has a "casta" system. And caste is actually a portuguese word.
Definitely skin colour based racism is pretty bad in India too but caste system is on a whole different level.
@@darkprince2490 no it was before Mughal era too so how can you say Brits brought that?
@@darkprince2490 let's talk about जात then, what you gonna say?
How many of you know the state of TN socially abolished caste based surname..
Land of Periyar and Anna, self respect movement
Didn't know that but a very good move!
I am from TN even though it isn’t evident by name, there are other ways to find someone’s caste through word of mouth etc.
@@aniyo6522 but those people will always be teased . They cant do like north india
@@rakiniprem that is true they wouldn’t immediately know by our name
Ofcourse it still prevalent, if not surname then come the question veg or non-veg 😂
Modernized
Dalits do not belong to Hindu religion. Then why Dalits still follow Hindu practices and Hindu Gods. If we want to be free from casteism, we must have the sense to understand ourselves that we are not Hindus. Therefore, they should always understand that they are not people who should join other religions. Actually Dalits need to become rationalists.
Yes, What you said is correct sometimes I hear words like 'Are you a Hindu'. When I was a kid I didn't understand about what is their feeling about caste and hindu. Later I understand that Dalits are not Hindus and people who are Dalits, rich upper caste people never consider Dalits as Hindus. Dalit women never wear mangalastura and hindu's never consider Dalits as Hindus. I felt really bad about this Hindus upper caste people.
True!
And Justice Chandrachud just became the Chief Justice of India yesterday. Amazing?
Instead of getting schedule caste certificate for benefits it may be better to get 'no religion, no caste certificate' (casteless) as some woman in India received recently.
Than you need take the Casteless certificate to encourage us.
@@kantheshkumar4663 I am not a Hindu
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Dear tedx we need more of these types of video .❤❤
make a video on casteism
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Sawarn people whether they are right wing aur liberal ,both are casteiest .,right wing support casteism and left wing sawarn are always ignorent towards casteism ,, left wing ,bollywood and all the hubs of sawarn liberals focus only on ganga jamuna tehjeeb ,,but they never give chance to eradication of caste system ❤
Not all sawarn are casteiest ,some are good❤
Text Talks
This is Peter Kongari
I have got a story to tell
What is your story Peter?
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Yaha dalito ki bhi responsibility hai..tum bhi sahsi insaan bano kayar castist nahi..
That's why we leave chinduism
Sahi insaan bano.. says the men from r&pe capital of world.. 😂
All lower caste people should convert to Buddhism or Christianity. When Brahman religion will be minority in india only then they will understand.
Jai Bhim
Sahas karenge na Brahman religion chor dete hai
@@sorenutpal6091chor na jaldi kyu follow kar rha hai
Waise bhi jhaat barabar contribution nhi hai
🤣When was this speech delivered?
Some stereotypes are good. Best leather is made by chamar caste. I know a guy in WA who runs leather furniture store. Very rich and successful chamarti due to generations of experience 🙏
No offense but she should have prepared well for this topic caste is a very complex topic she has say lot of misinformation in this video. I was expecting much more as it is a ted x video but the speaker has not well studied the subject.
Lol.. please elaborate
Yeah please mention the topics left out
City bred Brahmin spotted
Ye lo ek aur aa gya....tu details mai bta na ?
Keep your victim blaming mindset to yourself.
All lower caste people should convert to Buddhism or Christianity. When Brahman religion will be minority in india only then they will understand.
Jai Bhim
A lot of misinformation in the video.
What misinformation?
Gadho ko kha pta rhta h information kya hoti h isliye nahi ise misinformation hi bolega gadha to
Very poor knowledge to speak about modern caste system. A normal degree student can adress these issues. When you got an opportunity to speak on the platforms like TED you should prepare yourself and present the things perfectly. Your speaking on India's biggest threat or issue. But Your wondering and searching words and stories to speak in front of people. how could you utilize platform.? Very poor speech.
Can you tell me why she has poor knowledge? What did she say wrong?
She could be CHristian; Though Pallickal is just name of place/s in Kerala most people with Pallickal last name are CHristians
@@anadianBaconator iam not discouraging her knowledge. When she was representing a national threat in indian society she could have prepared well.
I think u need to study ambedkar first to understand what she said on that platform. Today the situation is beyond your imagination Mr bobby
Ramesha, what is your caste? Why do we even have castes at all in 21st century
I have heard thousands of speeches and hundreds of ted talk and almost every great talk had a story or used storytelling to speak.
I heard a quote never tell a story with out making a point and never make a point with out telling a story.
It's easy to criticize when you have a lack of experience.
Jai bhim
You spelt classism wrong 😏 from the top down not from the bottom up. It's every where.