In this episode, I question whether we like to just say we stand with the oppressed or do we also do that in our actions. Feel free to comment and let me know what you think.
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In this episode, I question whether we like to just say we stand with the oppressed or do we also do that in our actions. Feel free to comment and let me know what you think.
In this episode, I question whether we like to just say we stand with the oppressed or do we also do that in our actions. Feel free to comment and let me know what you think.
We are told that democracy is about free elections, political rights, and the ability to express dissent. Governments boast about democratic values, pointing to ballot boxes, constitutions, and parliaments as proof of people’s rule.
Who is the budget for? The trick of capitalism and Brahmanism. They convince you to cheer for your own exploitation. They tell you that poverty is natural, inequality is inevitable, caste oppression is a thing of the past.
In this episode I talk about freedom. How the oppressors misunderstand it and distort their understanding. Oppressing the marginalised is freedom for the oppressors.
This is a speech inspired from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's "Where do we go from here?" applied in the context of marginalised castes of India. Hope this was encouraging.
In light of what's going on currently I wanted to record something that kept me moving forward when I wanted to give up. I recorded this with the hope that it may encourage those who are in darkness to hope for light.
In this episode, I question whether we like to just say we stand with the oppressed or do we also do that in our actions. Feel free to comment and let me know what you think.
