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How Are You Veg? Dalit Stories from Telugu

Joopaka Subhadra

Published by Stree (2021)

ISBN 10: 9381345260 ISBN 13: 9789381345269

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Book Description Condition: New. Brand New, Softcover edition. This item may ship from the US or our Overseas warehouse depending on your location and stock availability. We Ship to PO BOX Address also. Seller Inventory # ABRR-37593

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How Are You Veg?: Dalit Stories from Telugu

Joopaka Subhadra; Translated by Alladi Uma and M Sridhar

Published by Stree - Samya (2021)

ISBN 10: 9381345260 ISBN 13: 9789381345269

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Book Description Soft cover. Condition: New. 'My stories are born out of the oppression, discrimination, happiness, sorrow, insults, oppositions and experiences woven by the society around me. In the crevices.are the problems of generations of my untouchable mothers, sisters and the children'. Translated for the first time into English, Joopaka Subhadra's stories expose the lives of Madiga women, the most oppressed among Dalits in Telangana. As she declares that she has drawn these from lived experiences, the reader in turn witnesses the cruelties in the lives of Dakkalis, who are wandering bards, disturbance in the old feudal hierarchies with the arrival of educated Dalit youth, lack of compassion in society for women with disabilities, and the absence of accountability in government institutions, society, and the state. The stories reveal the subtle discrimination practiced despite education and employment and those on the politics of food are particularly intriguing. Seller Inventory # ABE-1616558421886

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