Bahujan × Dalit × Non Brahmin × They say I was born into these identities*, but I assert my own identity as Marxist ✓ *You are not born into these self contradicting identities (more like confederacies😅) these are all political identities (of course with a precondition of 'birth') as articulated by various socio-political movements in their pursuit of the "utopian", your social identity is your own actual 'caste' identity alone, period. You always have the choice of choosing your own political identity, so choose it wisely 😌 "The identities such as Dalit, Dalit-bahujan, mulnivasi, and even Buddhist, are not the ‘real’ caste identities. Their very intent defies caste logic insofar they strive to bracket together the most oppressed castes.Moreover, this kind of reading smacks of a gross misconception of caste. Each and every identity constructed with the idiom of caste, howsoever anti-caste it may profess to be, has only ended up reinforcing itThe monster of caste can only be annihilated by an alternate idiom of politics based on class. Difficult as this may sound, history does not provide short cuts to cure its infirmities." - Anand Teltumbde "An educated Dalit may have superlative distinctions, and a record of selfless service, but could easily be destroyed by being stamped an urban naxal. This label easily ‘others’ him from the Dalit community (using the contradiction between the leftism of Naxals and Ambedkarism as rooted among Dalits)." - Anand Teltumbde Hindi & Tamil Never, English Forever ! I was a born a Hindu, I solemnly asure you that I will never die as a Hindu.