Casteism, also known as caste system or casteism, refers to the social hierarchy and discrimination based on a person's birth or caste. This system has been prevalent in many countries, particularly in South Asia, for centuries. Key aspects of casteism 1. Discrimination : Unequal treatment of individuals based on their caste. 2. Segregation: Physical and social separation of castes. 3. Exclusion : Denial of access to resources, opportunities, and services based on caste. 4. Social stratification: Division of society into distinct groups or castes, often based on occupation, ancestry, or social status. 5.Endogamy: Marriage within one's own caste is often preferred or enforced, perpetuating social segregation. 6.Untouchability: In some cases, people from certain castes are considered "untouchable" or "impure," leading to extreme forms of social exclusion. Consequences of casteism: 1. Social injustice: Casteism perpetuates inequality, limiting opportunities ...
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