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Table of Contents |
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Publisher's Note |
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The Author |
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New Perspectives for the North American Reader |
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Dalits and African-Americans |
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Assimilation, Quotas and Self-Determination |
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Foreword / Y. N. Kly |
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Integration or Intergradation |
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The Direction of the Present Leadership |
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US "Integration": Just a Strategy? |
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From Nation to Underclass: The Final Defeat |
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Culture and Oppression |
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The "Breaking-In" Process Continues |
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Illustrations |
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DALIT: The Black Untouchables of India / V. T. Rajshekar |
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Preface to the Third Edition |
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Introduction |
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Who Are the Black Untouchables? |
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Nonviolence in Practice |
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The Role of the Press |
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The Hindu Caste System |
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The Ruling Class Controls Government |
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The Wonder of the Hindu Religion |
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A Probable Solution |
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The Indian Marxists |
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Let Down By Everybody |
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Appeal to the United Nations |
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Blacks as a Global Community / Runoko Rashidi |
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APPENDIX: |
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I:Intervention on Behalf of the Dalits to the UN Sub-Commission, 1995 / Dr. Laxmi Berwa |
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II: H.R. 1425: "Human Rights in India Act" / Bill presented to the U.S. Congress, April 6, 1995 |
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