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"Caste oppression" as a book category centers on works that examine, document, or imagine the social, economic and political systems that rank people by birth and enforce enduring inequalities and exclusion. It includes nonfiction—history, sociology, investigative reporting and memoir—that traces how caste hierarchies shape access to land, work, education, justice and dignity, as well as fiction and poetry that render personal experiences of discrimination, resistance and survival. Titles in this category often focus on marginalized voices, grassroots movements, state and religious institutions that perpetuate or contest the order, and the intersection of caste with class, gender, religion and colonial legacies. The aim is both to illuminate structural injustice and to explore the cultural, psychological and political responses to it, from everyday resilience to organized reform and imaginative rethinking of social bonds.

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