Overview
Since the summer of 2007, I have devoted a portion of my life to the Dalit movement. This is not because I am more concerned with social justice issues than most people. It's not because I am typically more prone to philanthropy and community service. I have been passionately learning and spreading the news about this cause since the summer of 2007 because when I went to India, I experienced a world that I didn't think could exist today. I had heard of 3rd world countries, poverty, AIDS, and violence. I had never heard of the type of oppression that I experienced 1st hand in the slums of India, considered to be one of the absolute worst parts of the world.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh4_URMCm0iNFR5-n9f1tCjq9j3y84Y_6J-K2ME3U4dWvmDayALTRVYlti8keyOM9tC7cnVmy4i9Lj50wkIo7i8Kt1CjimeqkXCAHxukax6E7Szb_ABUnva9qd3Y_jyz3SH8rWM2oEAPjaH/s320/India+051_3.jpg)
I'm going to upload at least one picture from my trip to each post so you can hopefully get a feel of India and the Dalit people a little more.
This is a very complex issue occurring in India today and it won't be easy for me to try to clearly convey the severity and reality of the issue in ten posts... but I will do my best.
This blog will cover many different topics and hopefully reveal some insightful things that will surprise you. What I saw in India was astounding, and I hope to share a piece of that experience and what I have learned since then with anyone who will lend an ear.
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