While initially a proponent on GoaNet of bringing the subject of caste and the
skeletons of casteeism out of our closetsl I am wondering if this thread will
ever end. I dont mean to make light of the subject. To those who were
impacted by casteeism, the subject I am sure is extremely painful.
Dear Vivian,
This great system of classification is losing its
shine and charm every passing day.
Go to any college and ask the students around (in
their late teens or early twenties) their caste. You
will find they know their types of pasta better than
the types of 'casta'. I never ever remembe
Are the college kids you refer to from the sub-altern end of Goa's caste
stratification? Or are you saying that the people at the "top" have worked
out some modus vivendi among themselves, where money can buy legitimacy? FN
On 25/12/2007, Jason Monserrate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Dear Vivian
Vivian Said:
While initially a proponent on GoaNet of bringing the subject of caste
and the skeletons of casteeism out of our closetsl I am wondering if
this thread will ever end. I dont mean to make light of the subject.
To those who were impacted by casteeism, the subject I am sure is
extr
Hi Edward
You definitely say some of the daftest things I have ever heard on Goanet!
It intrigues me that it is possible for you to be so switched-off as not to
understand what you have been effectively told about occurrences in Mombasa a
long time ago. So, hopefully, let me spell this even
