‘Race might be a unicorn, but its horn could draw blood’: Racialisation, Class and Racism in a Non-Western Context

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@Reprobus5 @realBixterN Here’s an article addressing the well-known phenomenon of caste chauvinism - which carries racial overtones - in India. https://t.co/FVtTUT7gsE

31 Jan 2024

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RT @ssballakrishnen: Imp. reminder for more global south analysis on its own terms and the limits of comparative categories. Esp. loved the…

17 Feb 2021

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Imp. reminder for more global south analysis on its own terms and the limits of comparative categories. Esp. loved the magic of casteXreligion into analysis - "The racialisation of Indian Muslims constitutes yet another prominent example of ‘racism without

16 Feb 2021

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more sociology that theorizes on race/beyond race outside of t he US please!!!

16 Feb 2021

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