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"Dalit movement" as a book category covers works that document, analyze, and give voice to the social, political and cultural struggle of Dalits (historically oppressed caste groups in South Asia) against caste-based discrimination and exclusion. It includes histories, political analyses, memoirs and autobiographies, oral histories, fiction and poetry, legal and sociological studies, and activist accounts that center Dalit perspectives and agency. Typical themes are anti-caste politics and mobilization, emancipation and rights claims, land and labor struggles, education and reform, gender and intersectionality, and the creation of alternative cultural and literary canons. These books aim both to record lived experience and resistance and to critique dominant social structures and narratives, often by foregrounding voices and knowledge systems marginalized in mainstream discourse.

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