THE UNTOUCHABLES WHO WERE THEY AND WHY THEY BECAME UNTOUCHABLES ?

Dive into the profound narrative of "THE UNTOUCHABLES WHO WERE THEY AND WHY THEY BECAME UNTOUCHABLES?" published on March 4, 2019. This essential sequel to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's earlier work peels back the layers of a society that has, over centuries, normalized the existence of marginalized communities, including the Untouchables, Criminal Tribes, and Aboriginal Tribes, totaling an alarming 85 million people. Dr. Ambedkar critically examines the Hindu Civilization's role in perpetuating a system that dehumanizes millions, arguing that such societal structures are less a sign of ancient uniqueness and more a grievous blight on humanity's moral fabric. This book is an invaluable resource for adult education groups, providing a stark analysis of the intersections between criminal justice reform and racial justice. It challenges readers to reflect on the complexities of social stratification and invites a critical evaluation of how history and culture can conspire to sustain oppression. Engage with this compelling exploration to understand the deep-seated origins and consequences of social exclusion and the imperative for reform.