I am a dalit and started a Insurance Business. I suffer most of the time because of my surname as it is stuck to my caste.We are Buddhists and no more Dalits,we are moving ahead ignoring the caste concern.We fight and win.Better rest of all Dalits should also stop calling them Dalits and change their religion to Buddhism.We are Firstly religiously oppressed then socially and then economically and politically...etc ect
I don't have your viewpoint. I am dalit from Kerala. I was born a dalit, living as a dalit and will die as a dalit. While living I am not concerned about my caste. It maybe because where I live, what I do and how I do it. As you said, you converted into budhism. Babasaheb Ambedkar also converted into budhism and still he is known for being born as a dalit. I am a proud dalit. Poykayil appachan, a dalit social reformer told it during late eighteenth century that even if we convert into another religion, we will remain the same as this casteist society will never consider one among them. Jai bhim, jai samvidhan
Writing with Fire was just nominated on February 8, 2022, for an OSCAR for Best Documentary Feature Congrats to filmmakers and on the honor. The critically-acclaimed chronicles India's only all-female newspaper and its journalists who risk it all, including their own safety, to cover the country’s political, social, and local news from a women-powered perspective.
Isn’t it derogatory to call millions of people with such a derogatory name? Even these learned anchors are repeatedly using this word. Can’t we address them as just another human being- Amanpour? Please excuse my ignorance. I am not exposed to this level of inequality.
We really need to change the look. Along with focusing on how it has cause marginalization and under- representation of certain social group. Their should definitely be an outlook on the oppressor caste. How this educated, elite, OC, having acess to higher education , migrating to other countries. Further using their privilege to oppress us in business, medicine etc. Through their caste microagression , anti- reservation things. Need to question their privilege first before entering into our spaces.
I am a dalit and started a Insurance Business. I suffer most of the time because of my surname as it is stuck to my caste.We are Buddhists and no more Dalits,we are moving ahead ignoring the caste concern.We fight and win.Better rest of all Dalits should also stop calling them Dalits and change their religion to Buddhism.We are Firstly religiously oppressed then socially and then economically and politically...etc ect
dalit is not a religion .
I don't have your viewpoint. I am dalit from Kerala. I was born a dalit, living as a dalit and will die as a dalit. While living I am not concerned about my caste. It maybe because where I live, what I do and how I do it. As you said, you converted into budhism. Babasaheb Ambedkar also converted into budhism and still he is known for being born as a dalit. I am a proud dalit. Poykayil appachan, a dalit social reformer told it during late eighteenth century that even if we convert into another religion, we will remain the same as this casteist society will never consider one among them. Jai bhim, jai samvidhan
Thats something India needs today . We can't go on with slogans instead we need some major changes in the pillars of democracy.
brhsnmain quota people lol
This was an amazing watch. So rightly said, ' Empowerment is a Journey, not a destination.'
These young women are courageous & educated and doing a great Justice for their country! Such beautiful people.
Get the film on Netflix then it will be seen worldwide
Cant wait to see this documentary. Thank you so much for bringing this to us.
Did you see the documentary?
Writing with Fire was just nominated on February 8, 2022, for an OSCAR for Best Documentary Feature Congrats to filmmakers and on the honor. The critically-acclaimed chronicles India's only all-female newspaper and its journalists who risk it all, including their own safety, to cover the country’s political, social, and local news from a women-powered perspective.
This is an amazing documentary. These women need to be supported. How can we make donations?
Super fluid questions ... looking forward to watch this movie in India soon
In the Presence of Pioneers Thank You
Thank you that you have bought this to us
What an empowering project. Salute!
These women are pioneers.
Loved the film and subscribed to the newspaper's channel on Instagram.. They continue to produce amazing stories.
Eye opening stuff. A must-see.
Thanks for posting .
I love you program here in Switzerland I turn CNN at 19.00 to see your program. Thank you
Great interview! Glimpses of the film look terrific already.
Thank you for that very informative interview. Luckily I am seeing this movie tomorrow 👍🏻🇺🇸
Thanks for posting!
A poor man feel it
Bravo..kudos to the team
Isn’t it derogatory to call millions of people with such a derogatory name? Even these learned anchors are repeatedly using this word. Can’t we address them as just another human being- Amanpour?
Please excuse my ignorance. I am not exposed to this level of inequality.
We really need to change the look. Along with focusing on how it has cause marginalization and under- representation of certain social group. Their should definitely be an outlook on the oppressor caste. How this educated, elite, OC, having acess to higher education , migrating to other countries. Further using their privilege to oppress us in business, medicine etc. Through their caste microagression , anti- reservation things. Need to question their privilege first before entering into our spaces.
Watch the film right now on the PBS website for free.
greaTTTT
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