If you are Hindu, especially if you are Brahmin, don't donate to the @guardian. If you neither but don't want to support Antibrahmin hatred, don't donate to the Guardian.
This type of commentary is unacceptable. Antibrahmin hatred has real consequences.
theguardian.com/technology/201…
This type of commentary is unacceptable. Antibrahmin hatred has real consequences.
theguardian.com/technology/201…
If you want to get a snippet of how biased and rotten the coverage of Hinduism on the @Guardian is, they provide it for you.
How is such a demonisation of a minority faith in a so-called "multicultural Britain" acceptable? #Shame
theguardian.com/world/hinduism
How is such a demonisation of a minority faith in a so-called "multicultural Britain" acceptable? #Shame
theguardian.com/world/hinduism
People who are not Hindus have no business complaining about "Brahmanism". It is plain AntiHindu hatred, often funded by missionary funding from abroad. But by scapegoating a tiny minority of people, who have nothing to do with these grievances, they are engaging in libel !
Does the charge of "Brahminical patriarchy" makes any sense by data?
Choose any profession where you think women are under-represented: please calculate A/B where
A=Ratio of Brahmin women amongst women in that profession
B=Ratio of Brahmin men amongst men in that profession
Choose any profession where you think women are under-represented: please calculate A/B where
A=Ratio of Brahmin women amongst women in that profession
B=Ratio of Brahmin men amongst men in that profession
Brahmins have been one of the most forward-thinking people in India (and even the world) with a high representation of women in any profession. Brahmin women face less resistance to the glass ceiling, unlike women of many other communities. This will be clearly borne out by data.
If we look at real data on the relative ratios of women in any profession from different communities, we see where we face the most urgent need for social reform. We should not be shying from naming such communities & religions. Brahmins are the least bothered by this patriarchy.
Should we leave the bullshit propaganda against Brahmins as just that ? No. This is libel, scapegoating Brahmins for every damn societal problem, for which they have absolutely zilch to do.
Such vilification was also faced by Jews in Europe, another tiny minority.
Such vilification was also faced by Jews in Europe, another tiny minority.
Brahmins, like Jews, just can be left alone. They don't need any brand new savior or religious/political fashion of the century. They tend to a very old tradition that they kept alive, despite completely hostile political circumstances.
That is exactly why they are vilified !
That is exactly why they are vilified !
