caste
- noun
- /kæst/
- Not within the structures of caste, not within the confines of privileges offered and privileges withheld.
- caste system
- lower caste
- gender and caste
If you don't, it sets up a caste system, and that caste system is lethal to democracy.
- If you don't, it sets up a caste system, and that caste system is lethal to democracy.
- And the only way you can get above that class or caste system is through education and opportunity.
- It started from the caste system in India, right where the goal was to get your poor daughter to somehow marry a guy from one level up.
- And there's this an image that I show of Dali protesters talk having saying caste is evil.
- If she was born in a lower caste is because of what she did in her previous life.
- Do you think people should have the right to the liberty to choose their own profession or either born into some caste that predetermines what they do?
- Just because Rome was a caste society doesn't mean that all the philosophers perfectly conformed to that cast.
- But in North Korea, interesting enough, they may be they have a caste system.
- It's like family caste system, three big categories, warrior, wavering and hostile.
- We're maybe supposed to be questioning the caste system and monarchies, but then we aren't really at all.
- It's about social levels and stuff and we should see it through those through that prism versus just racism where we can start to heal if we see it as a caste system.
Examples
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You are forbidden from mixing with the warrior caste.
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In India, we have the caste system.
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And the only way you can get above that class or caste system is through education and opportunity.
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But here, it's a total caste system.
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And in India, you know, caste system is not great for many reasons, but everybody has a place, Everybody belongs.
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Each princely state had its own traditions, caste, backgrounds, and leadership.
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Arranged marriages perpetuate religious and caste divisions.
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They have a caste system and the smartest person gets to the top.
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It started from the caste system in India, right where the goal was to get your poor daughter to somehow marry a guy from one level up.
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In India, the caste system creates significant social divisions and restrictions based on birth.
Synonyms
A group of people or things with a shared quality
A group of people with similar money, jobs, or education
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Etymology
Caste comes from the Portuguese word casta, meaning 'breed' or 'family line', and from the Latin word castus meaning 'pure'. So a caste is like a family line you are born into, which is why the word means a social group with fixed ranks and rules.