Auto Court - Story of a Dalit Woman
a film by Shibi Peter
at VIBGYOR
date: 20th February 2010
time: 5pm
where: sangeeta nataka academi (regional theatre) campus, thrissur
screening of the film will be followed by a panel discussion
Dalit Women’s Right to Livelihood – the Chitralekha Campaign
Chair: Ajitha
Discussants: Rekha Raj, Advocate Preetha, Elizabeth Philip, Bobby Kunhu
you are invited.
please extend this invitation to your friends/family.
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"Sometimes — quite often — the same people who are capable of a radical
questioning of, say, economic neo-liberalism or the role of the state, are
deeply conservative socially — about women, marriage, sexuality, our
so-called 'family values' — sometimes they're so doctrinaire that you don't
know where the establishment stops and the resistance begins. For example,
how many Gandhian/Maoist/ Marxist Brahmins or upper caste Hindus would be
happy if their children married Dalits or Muslims, or declared themselves to
be gay? Quite often, the people whose side you're on, politically, have
absolutely no place for a person like you in their social, cultural or
religious imagination.That's a knotty problem politically radical people can
come at you with the most breathtakingly conservative social views and make
nonsense of the way in which you have ordered your world and your way of
thinking about it and you have to find a way of accommodating these
contradictions within your worldview."
-Arundhati Roy
ANIL
Anil Tharayath Varghese
New Delhi-110058
INDIA
Mobile - 09971170738
email - [email protected]
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