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The first step in fighting caste discrimination is to acknowledge that discrimination on the basis of caste do exist. Hence, Seattle became the first U.S state to recognise the problem and pass a resolution banning any form of discrimination on the basis of caste. Jai bhim !

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Ramsurat Ram3 years ago

Cast discrimination spreaded in Europe, Australia including America Also by Brahmnical Orthodoxy of India for break progress of Sc/St and OBC in foreign countries so that these communities wouldn't be prosperous there.but Seattle govt.had done justice with this Cum to pass law.

Rajiv Kumar3 years ago

Oops @rammadhav_ Fighting away any discrimination is awesome

Abhinav Tyagi3 years ago

Not to take away anything from anyone but can anyone educate me how caste discrimination is happening in USA? Is US govt complicit in it?

Raju Patel3 years ago

What is "Mevani" stands for? Why don't you drop that? You kept that because you believe in the caste. That "Mevani" may have gained to you certificate that you are part of schedule caste hence you qualify to get certain benefits. Did you took certificate and benefis?

Raju Patel3 years ago

Seattle should have pass resolutions time and time again for banning racial discriminations. In USA there is no caste discriminations, not even in India now! This resolution is pure political stunt of whoever sponsored the resolution.

Avinash Dhiraj3 years ago

Now I think it will soon be passed all over usa.

HUM HINDUSTANI3 years ago

Bhag bsdk...

[email protected]3 years ago

वे जहां भी जाते हैं जातिवाद को ले जाते हैं

VU2RUM MasterOfNone3 years ago

Typo: discrimination on the basis of caste does exist

Luciferthemorningstar1113 years ago

Jai bhim

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