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As an outsider: Is there going to be people that now will openly admit they are low caste in an effort to be a protected class? That's the only reason I see as
by edgarvaldes 3y ago
As an outsider: Is there going to be people that now will openly admit they are low caste in an effort to be a protected class?
That's the only reason I see as to why some people are against the proposal: people will start talking more and more about caste in a country and a culture where this does not exist.
- klyrs 3y agoNorth America has a caste system, though. We just don't call it that. The laws written to protect our lower castes aren't written to cover the Indian caste system, and caste discrimination is happening here. Hence, the effort to pass laws to cover it. > Is there going to be people that now will openly admit they are low caste in an effort to be a protected class? This is asinine. People who belong to lower castes should be protected from discrimination, whether or not they openly admit it. Do people point out that they belong to a protected class in order to fight cases of discrimination? Yes. That's why the law exists.
- flangola7 3y agoUnfortunately it does exist here, in Indian subculture. Workers are absolutely discriminated against by Indians of other castes.
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