Sentence examples for fighting caste from inspiring English sources

"Gandhi devoted much of his life to fighting caste prejudice.

He first gained some attention by using his army pension to help turn his ancestral village in Maharashtra into a model of rural development — building schools, organizing a dairy cooperative, fighting caste discrimination and alcoholism.

But much more importantly, people are winning campaigns on the site every day: curbing corruption in Indonesia, fighting caste discrimination in India, forcing broadcasters to air the Paralympics on TV in France, shutting down ex-gay torture clinics in Ecuador.

Lastly, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention my employer, the Hindu American Foundation's (HAF) efforts at combating anti-Hindu bullying, promoting marriage equality, uplifting Bhutanese refugee communities, fighting caste discrimination, and working to ensure that hate crimes against minority religious groups are thoroughly investigated.

"We are fighting the caste system with capitalism," he said.

Anti-globalization protesters jostled with opponents of war, and those fighting India's caste system performed street plays alongside groups opposing religious and sex discrimination.

"Warrior implies a member of a caste of fighting men," observes Geoffrey Nunberg, professor of linguistics at the University of California.

The founders -- the unknown as well as the well-known Americans who "conceived" the nation in liberty -- did not intend for us to delegate worrying about the Constitution to a cadre of constitutional scholars, or to leave debate to a class of professional pundits, or to leave the job of fighting for liberty to a caste of politicians.

"We have been told of examples of youths fighting at music events due to caste-based lyrics," he says "I personally experienced it growing up myself whilst in the West Midlands.

Periyar and his followers emphasised the difference in point of view between Gandhi and himself on the social issues, such as fighting the Untouchability Laws and eradication of the caste system.

When it comes to fighting for power in Bihar, the Yadavs (the name also applies to a caste) are enemies of the upper castes.