Introduction Marginalization refers to the process by which certain groups or individuals are pushed to the edges of society, limiting their access to resources, opportunities, rights, and services. These individuals or groups are often excluded from participation in social, economic, political, and cultural life. Marginalization is a major barrier to inclusive development and social equity. […]
Introduction Marginalization means pushing certain individuals or groups to the edge of society where they have little access to resources, rights, and opportunities. Marginalized people often feel excluded and are unable to participate fully in social, economic, or political life. Understanding why marginalization happens and how to reduce it is essential for building a fair
Chakalatwam Chakalatwam is a concept deeply rooted in the Tamil Dalit experience and reflects the lived reality of systemic marginalization. The term is derived from the Tamil word “Chakali,” historically used to refer to washer communities who are part of the Dalit caste system. In philosophical discourse, Chakalatwam has come to represent the condition of
“Ethnic identity is a multifaceted concept that centers on an individual’s or a group’s sense of belonging to a particular ethnic or cultural community. It encompasses a variety of factors, such as shared cultural practices, language, traditions, customs, and a sense of common history. Ethnic identity is integral to one’s self-concept, influencing how individuals perceive
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