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International Journal of Arts and Technology

International Journal of Arts and Technology (IJART)

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  • Reclaiming Narratives: Using Technology to Strengthen Underrepresented Voices   Order a copy of this article
    by Priyanka Kumari, Rajiv Bhushan, Maninder Kapoor 
    Abstract: Caste oppression is one of the biggest evils in Indian society. With the advent of digital media, there has been an increase in people engaging in caste discourse. Participation on the internet has produced a brand-new public space where activity and discord are possible. Digital media challenges Hindu castes' claim to be superior to Dalits. It helps to strengthen Dalit subjecthood again after a protracted period of inferiority. The popularity of Dalit weblogs has increased, and it can be easily differentiated from mainstream blogging. Dalits were not discussed in popular blog posts. The plight of the Dalits was brought to the world's attention by writers like Meena Kandasamy, Yashica Dutt, and Suraj Yengde. Movements like Dalit Lives Matter were sparked by the medias Black Lives Matter influence. This article aims to show how Dalits have gained a voice through internet caste discourse.
    Keywords: caste; Dalit; digital; discourse; discrimination; voice.
    DOI: 10.1504/IJART.2024.10062234
     

 

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