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Seattle has become the city in the United States to explicitly ban caste discrimination. The legislation was introduced by Kshama Sawant, Seattle’s only socialist and Indian American council member. The new policy will ban discrimination based on caste in employment, public housing, and education. Under the law, anyone who experienced discrimination based on caste can file a case against those who discriminated against them. The Seattle Office for Civil Rights will enforce the law and handle complaints related to caste discrimination. The measure applies to all forms of caste discrimination, crossing religious and national boundaries. Several activists and human rights groups cheered when the Seattle City Council unanimously passed the new measure. However, not everyone was convinced that the policy was necessary. Among them was Sara Nelson of the Democratic Party, who warned that the measure could hurt South Asians and generate more discrimination against them. She also described the new ordinance as “a reckless, harmful solution to a problem for which we have no data or research.”
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First-of-Its-Kind Caste Discrimination Ban in Seattle is Historic in the US
Location: United States
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