Interesting thread on Indian Americans.
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That is how it is? I kind of wondered how they seem to be very biased against non-Indians but they also seem to treat some Indians like crap. I've seen Indians refusing to speak to other Indians while working on opposing desks. I was helping this dude once because no one from his team wanted to help him. They were almost entirely Indians.
So they are discriminating among themselves?
Yeah they definitely discriminate amongst fellow Indians alongside caste differences but that is not all.
Indians also have a big problem with discriminating along the lines of skin color differences in Indians.
Darker skin indians are discriminated against by lighter skin Indians. Light skin among indians is also sometimes falsely seen as evidence of being from a higher caste.
This is why they openly advertise and sell skin whitening cream over there.
They call the lowest caste: Dalits they used to be called the untouchables.
Even though the India govt apparently has affirmative action quotas for decades to try to lift up the lower castes, the hatred towards the lower castes is still strong even in the U.S.
Also north indians apparently hate the south indians. North indians generally have lighter skin.
India as a country is kind of a joke with how divided it still is.
India makes the currently divided U.S. look cohesive in comparison.
The Indian caste system is horrific and the "woke progressives" in the U.S. are emulating that evil and creating their own version of the caste system here.
The woke want to make white men/asian men/straight males in general, the untouchables