The problem is caste discrimination is often (always?) justified in Hindu religious terms, so it's easy to end up with things that are kinda muddled between ant

The problem is caste discrimination is often (always?) justified in Hindu religious terms, so it's easy to end up with things that are kinda muddled between anti-caste and anti-Hindu perspectives. For example, the "Caste Privilege 101" article on the author's reading list which I was reading (https://theaerogram.com/caste-privilege-101-primer-privileged/ https://theaerogram.com/caste-privilege-101-primer-privilege...) says that "Hinduism is not a safe space for us" and that being Hindu or Sikh suggests you might have caste privilege. I'm not sure that the author meant to imply she hates Hindus or that Hindus are inherently bad people - but I can understand why a devout Hindu might disagree with me.