Civics
I don’t care what my caste is. Why are we discussing all this in the textbook? Are we not promoting casteism by talking about caste?
Gender, Religion, Caste
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Discussing caste in textbooks serves several important purposes, and it doesn’t necessarily promote casteism. Understanding the historical context of caste helps students comprehend the complexities of Indian society. It sheds light on how caste has shaped social structures, power dynamics, etc. By learning about caste, students gain awareness of the struggles faced by marginalized communities and the need for social reform.
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