r/RacismAgainstIndians

They Propogate propoganda till everyone believes it to be true
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They Propogate propoganda till everyone believes it to be true

Racism in the west is:

- Slavery

- Lynching

- Jim Crow

- Racial Profiling

- Strange Fruit

- KKK

- Nazism

etc.

The Bengal famines too

To be noted:

I'm not absolving us or white washing problems in our society, I grew up with a darker shade, I faced colourism first hand and I've seen my friend cry because he was bullied for the colour of his skin (the bully was later dealt with).

We have problems in our society which we must face and read through. Casteism for eg.

BUT

I'm not going to sit here and be talked down to about racism by some western propogandist.

Things like this aren't genuine criticism for us to ponder about the evils in our society but to vilify us and absolve themselves in the process. They are NOT over racism, westerns are racist as hell.

u/wcorpse — 18 hours ago
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The Seal, Harwich

I was jumped by a group of three men who shouted homophobic slurs at me near their pickup truck outside of The Seal pub in Harwich. Message me if you witnessed the incident or if you have any information.

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u/ChadThunderconch — 22 hours ago

ISPR bots are trying hard to rebrand every brown/black skinned person as Indian

That subreddit functions entirely to post unverified, unsourced claims to spark hatred against Indians. Every random bad actor in these videos is automatically labeled as Indian to manufacture hate. Furthermore, the moderators and top contributors have a history if consistently making anti-India(specifically using slurs against Hindus) and antisemitic narratives across reddit. So it's easy to guess which country they are from

u/Familiar-Ability6383 — 1 day ago

Hailey Bailey, a popular comedy TikToker, spit into food while making a skit video about Indian food

Hailey Bailey is an American anti-Trump and anti-ICE TikToker with 17 million followers on TikTok. She previously participated in skit videos about Indian food, where she prepared it in a dramatic way and also spit into the food, suggesting that Indian food is dirty. She is now reportedly deleting comments questioning her about the incident and heavily moderating the comments on her videos, unless someone bypasses the filtered words.

What does this mean? Far left = far right, at least in the Indian context.

u/Whispering-Binary — 1 day ago

When will we stop clowning ourselves by aligning with people who don't genuinely stand for equality and respect for everyone?

I don't care whether this post gets removed or not, but I'll still say this.

Some Indians in England seem to be trying to form alliances with elements of the English far-right. Last year, British police released a document claiming that some far-right groups were taking inspiration from Hindu nationalism. I believe that characterization is misleading and unfounded. The same report also suggested that some people associated with Hindu nationalism were forming alliances with sections of the far-right. While I don't agree with how it characterizes Hindu nationalism, I do think that, in some cases, such alliances have existed.

Why are we doing this? Why are some Indians aligning themselves with people who target minorities and immigrants?

It's not that the English far-right generally likes Indians. Rather, a small fringe within the far-right particularly supporters of people like Tommy Robinson sometimes claims to be supportive of Hindus and Sikhs. But this is a very small faction, and that position is fundamentally wrong. Every minority and every immigrant deserves respect, not just Hindus or Sikhs.

The broader far-right movement in England has often expressed hostility toward immigrants, including Indians.

The next time you see Indians boasting or caring so much about the England grooming gang issue, remember this: there is no publicly available evidence showing that Pakistani men as a whole are responsible. It is not Pakistanis, nor Indians as a group. Broad claims like these are propaganda, and you're only embarrassing yourself if you align with that rhetoric.

u/Whispering-Binary — 2 days ago

These are the same people who are racist to indians on x , instagram and facebook and the internet in general.

My point is these are the same people who comment horrible stuff about indians and they wont spare any other immigrant too. Need unity more than ever.

u/sadaxhe — 2 days ago
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How deeply ingrained racism against Indians has become a part of everyday life. Beneath a post: INDIANS giving food Venezuela

Read before it gets deleted...

Proof for crying ass Seepoys : https://www.reddit.com/r/whoathatsinteresting/s/e7TPiV4Rjh

See the post /comments, where Indians/government sending relief packages to earthquake destroyed Venezuela.

Man I feel ashamed that soon I will burn my Indian passport, fuck this discrimination.

The best thing is that someone from India will come to defend the racist remarks, while people like me (yes I am entitled) work hard ass off, send lacks of rupees every month back to India and these shitty sepoys get to enjoy the tax I pay on my remittances.

Don't you fear that, tomorrow your daughter/child will get racially attacked just because some shitty Instagram food blogger posted shitty video and millions of sepoys said "As an Indian 🤮"

u/Any_Jelly_in_Bus4697 — 7 days ago
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Racist experience at the Commerce Inn in the West Village

Had a really uncomfortable experience at brunch at The Commerce Inn in the West Village this weekend that honestly felt discriminatory.

I'm a brown woman. I walked in to ask for a table and the host told me there were ZERO spots left and that the waitlist for brunch was completely CLOSED for the day.
But while I was standing there, I watched two white families/groups before and after me get seated immediately, and I overheard other people being added to the waitlist.
Then I asked my white husband walk in separately about five to ten minutes later and he was seated at a table for two instantly (he wasn't with me the first time).

When I came over to join him, staff acted weird about it and basically tried to stop me from sitting there until it became obvious we were together.

We confronted to host and asked why I, five minutes earlier, was denied the opportunity to even add my name to the waitlist, whereas he was able to sit immediately. We were told that there were "so many cancellations" in those five minutes and that the host "has a weird way of managing the waitlist" (???)

We ended up leaving because the whole thing felt gross and uncomfortable.

Maybe there's some explanation, but the difference in treatment was hard to ignore.

Curious if anyone else has had a similar experience at the Commerce Inn?

P.S: Just sharing my personal experience. I obviously can’t know anyone’s intent, and I genuinely want to believe this wasn’t discrimination. But the difference in treatment made me uncomfortable enough that I felt it was worth sharing. Also, no hate toward management or the restaurant overall! the issue felt specific to the host interaction that day.

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u/Embarrassed_Ad1236 — 14 days ago

Please hit back harder against trolls

Saw the video of hydrogen train test run by India, every racist comment that was hidden due to downvotes was awarded, you seriously cannot tell me this isn’t psyop.

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u/prospectiveboi177 — 10 days ago

I posted this on r/Racism and the moderator did not approve it.

Some other post has been posted in the past 2 days but my post hasn’t gotten approval. I don’t see any reason for the moderator to not approve. What do you guys think? Is this racism inside the r/Racism page?

u/Mysterious_Room_6580 — 12 days ago