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From what I read so far the discrimination is not wasps but rather by other Indians. So no one is saying you are discriminating one care or another but that suc

by baruch 4y ago

From what I read so far the discrimination is not wasps but rather by other Indians. So no one is saying you are discriminating one care or another but that such discrimination exists even if you don't see it.

thghtihadanacct 4y ago
I hear ya ... and I am not excusing it since im blinded and immune to it. I am saying tho, that it also isnt enforced here anymore than sharia law or the jewish or other hindu/religious law. It will never hold up in court. I feel strongly (im always open to being wrong) that part of coming here (USoA) is freeing yourself of those burdens (we got our own problems that you gotta deal with now). I dont burden myself with that knowledge as I find it useless. If someone drags it here with them they need to understand its their baggage.
- baruch 4y ago
  I have no beef in this, I'm not living in the US and not Indian or south Asian. The thing that is the issue, again from the little I read, is that such discrimination is brought by other Indians on the Dalit and it's most defyingly bit something they want imported. I didn't figure or yet what is wanted and how but it's not like this is sintering you can blame them for.
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- kelnos 4y ago
  I feel like you're making comparisons that aren't really apt. Attempting to enforce sharia law in the US in some communities is quite a bit different (and more difficult) than quiet, difficult-to-prove workplace discrimination. > If someone drags it here with them they need to understand its their baggage. If you're a low-caste Indian working in the US, and your high-caste boss discriminates against you, I think you'd feel pretty pissed at someone trying to claim that you're dragging your baggage with you. It's the high-caste boss that's doing the dragging.
- quantified 4y ago
  Well, that is the point of the talk and the resignation, it is their baggage.
- orwin 4y ago
  I've heard of caste discrimination during my second internship (in Europe, not in the US), so quite early in my career, from a "Yada"(??? Correction would be welcome here), concerning another collegue who came from a lower caste and how he was "lucky" not to be in the US or working with a "Bramin" or another elitist caste.
  - belltaco 4y ago
    Probably this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yadav https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yadav

by baruch 4y ago

thghtihadanacct 4y ago

I hear ya ... and I am not excusing it since im blinded and immune to it. I am saying tho, that it also isnt enforced here anymore than sharia law or the jewish or other hindu/religious law. It will never hold up in court. I feel strongly (im always open to being wrong) that part of coming here (USoA) is freeing yourself of those burdens (we got our own problems that you gotta deal with now). I dont burden myself with that knowledge as I find it useless. If someone drags it here with them they need to understand its their baggage.

baruch 4y ago
I have no beef in this, I'm not living in the US and not Indian or south Asian. The thing that is the issue, again from the little I read, is that such discrimination is brought by other Indians on the Dalit and it's most defyingly bit something they want imported. I didn't figure or yet what is wanted and how but it's not like this is sintering you can blame them for.
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kelnos 4y ago
I feel like you're making comparisons that aren't really apt. Attempting to enforce sharia law in the US in some communities is quite a bit different (and more difficult) than quiet, difficult-to-prove workplace discrimination. > If someone drags it here with them they need to understand its their baggage. If you're a low-caste Indian working in the US, and your high-caste boss discriminates against you, I think you'd feel pretty pissed at someone trying to claim that you're dragging your baggage with you. It's the high-caste boss that's doing the dragging.
quantified 4y ago
Well, that is the point of the talk and the resignation, it is their baggage.
orwin 4y ago
I've heard of caste discrimination during my second internship (in Europe, not in the US), so quite early in my career, from a "Yada"(??? Correction would be welcome here), concerning another collegue who came from a lower caste and how he was "lucky" not to be in the US or working with a "Bramin" or another elitist caste.
- belltaco 4y ago
  Probably this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yadav https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yadav