to bad, i'll look for a book on the topic

Cheonmin were also very brave for all the persecution they indured.

Screw enduring persecution and being marginilized, revolution is long overdue, it's time to kill whitey.

"hey little kids maybe someday you can be just like K. R. Narayanan."

The revolutionaries of tomorrow, you betta put your people on notice gom :o

indian people in toronto are generally nice. I see alot of Indians in and around koreatown and chinatown hanging out with the locals and whatnot. i guess its different by region.

It's unfortunate how Dalits are treated by villagers in rural regions. It's mostly due to a lack of education if anything. The government is trying to improve the situation, and so far, it has worked in the cities. They should hopefully be seen as equals in the villages aswell, as India develops more.


India was actually the first country in the world to implement Affirmative Action, back in the 19th century, before any Western countries. You can read more about it at:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affirmative_action
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reservation_in_India


Indeed, it's time destroy all of those Aryan oppressors!

This is a crazy quote. I know loads of black people "whiter" than loads of Indians, not to mention that I rarely have ever met Indians who are "whiter" than me and I'm black myself.


That's the wrong "Indian". In America, when someone says "Indian hair", they're referring to Native American ancestry.


It makes sense to me. Even though the dark Desi is dark, at least the person is of the same culture.

Huns, parsis, and Tom Alter watchout

French Vanilla...you look a bit like Halle Berry (that's a compliment. )




Haha...the most racist Indians on South Asian forums ironically come from Toronto and other Canadian cities, especially the pro-Khalistani Sikhs that hate being called Indian.

wtf are u talking about... i m from toronto ..we aint any racist. one can meet some khalistanis in gurudwaras but most punjabis dont care about khalistan.

I was talking about various Indian forums. I don't know how Toronto people are offline.

But, some of the nice people can be racist behind your back. People that talk $hit online could put on a happy "I don't care what you are" face outside of their home.

I heard this as well from a mhona(SP?) as well that whole Khalistan thing is over-stated.

no different from blacks complaining about racism but being racist to practically every other group in the US. And if they people deserve to get noticed for violations against their civil liberties, than Indians should also.

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