b.r. ambedkar was the leader of the dalit movement in india.
b.r. ambedkar was the leader of the dalit movement in india.
who was the leader of the dalit movement in india?
b.r. ambedkar
the dalit panthers emerged to fill the vacuum created in dalit politics resulting from b.r. ambedkar's republican party of india splitting into factions. the dalit panthers led a renaissance in marathi literature and art. they advocated for and practised radical politics, fusing the ideologies of ambedkar, jyotirao phule and karl marx. crucially, the dalit panthers helped invigorate the use of the term "dalit" to refer to lower-caste communities. their manifesto, issued in 1973, fit the ambedkarite spirit into a broader marxist framework and heralded the rise of an autonomous dalit perspective in post-independence india.









































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raghuvanshi has called for the establishment of a neo-dalit movement to eliminate the caste system and overthrow feudalism, thereby establishing a society based on equal dignity for all humankind. the neo-dalit movement – combining shudras and ati-shudras (dalits of all kinds) from all regions – would formulate a popular movement against the ‘culture of impunity’ and the existing caste system.









































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