“Namashudra Strike”, Art by Sashy Memury, 2021
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Massacre At Marichjhapi : Four Decades Later - Part 1
This article is the first part of a two-part series that memorializes the history that culminated in the systematic murder of thousands of Dalits in the Marichjhapi Massacre of 1979. Read more
Massacre At Marichjhapi - Destroying A Model Of Dalit Independence - Part 2
The second part in a two-part series that traces the history that culminated in the systematic murder of thousands of Dalits in the Marichjhapi Massacre of 1979. Read more
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The People’s History of South Asia (PHOSA) aims to recenter the history of South Asia as being that of its historically marginalized. Through research, art and community, we aim to let the people illuminate on their own histories.
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Dayamani Barla - BIRBURU OTE HASAA GARA BEAA ABUA ABUA!*
The life and work of Dayamani Barlaji’s revolutionizes the idea of development by redefining it as an endeavor that benefits all folks and centers indigenous or Adivasi people. Read more
Othupallis: Preserving A Community Tradition
A few elders like Prof. Moideenkutty are keeping the histories of these community centers alive. Read more
Singing For The Ancestors: Mariamma Chedathy
A Dalit cultural icon who sang of poignant and fiery lives, and of love and longing for equality. Read more
Cheraman Juma Masjid: Advancing A Millenia-Old Legacy Of Islam And Community
The long history of this mosque, demands we acknowledge the multitudes of origins and legacies of Islam in the subcontinent. Read more