Do you use it in regular conversations or writings, or come across it in new articles/quotes etc and don't flinch at all?
Can you consider if you would have the same reaction if the 'pariah' word was replaced with the dreaded N-word?
I think this could be an educational issue.
This too is a slavery issue, instead of a group of people we know suffering through centuries of mistreatment and worse, these people in India have suffered for millenia...
Do you use it in regular conversations or writings, or come across it in new articles/quotes etc and don't flinch at all?
Can you consider if you would have the same reaction if the 'pariah' word was replaced with the dreaded N-word?
I think this could be an educational issue.
This too is a slavery issue, instead of a group of people we know suffering through centuries of mistreatment and worse, these people in India have suffered for millenia...