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Turāth Vayal Palli Palathumkara De Marginalize Pre Event ACADEMIC CONFERENCE ON TA’LIQĀT Thinking in the Margin: History and Relevance of Marginalia (taʿlīqāt) in Islamic Tradition Conducted by Dept. of Civilizational Studies, Department of Hadith and Related Scienes and Ahsas . . . . . . Follow on Instagram for more updates https://www.instagram.com/civilization_hasanath?igsh=MXFyOXRxYnQ3YzBlNg== Follow us now on Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/3bVGzJEeanxTRLjFt3J3eQ HASANATH CIVIL 25-26

“The Fakirs’ Rest” by Stéphane Argillet and Gilles Paté exposes the rise of hostile architecture in Paris—spikes, barriers, and divided benches designed to prevent homeless people from resting in public spaces. The #video highlights how these urban features exclude the most vulnerable, turning cities into spaces of quiet social violence. Drawing parallels between homeless individuals and fakirs who endure pain, the artists challenge viewers to reconsider for whom public spaces are truly designed and call for inclusive, humane urban planning that prioritizes accessibility over exclusion. #architectanddesign • #architecture #architect #design #society #building #urbandesign #urbanarchitecture

Hispanic Heritage Month is over! ¿Y AHORA QUÉ? Join @AquiMovement in holding those in power accountable who seek to erase and marginalize Latinos. Because recognizing the Latino community once a year is not enough — we demand action! #EstamosAqui

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The N-word, though technically just a sequence of letters, carries a weight of historical and social significance that transcends its status as a mere word. Its origins are rooted in centuries of racial oppression, where it was used as a tool to demean, dehumanize, and marginalize Black people. This makes the word far more than just a neutral collection of sounds; it’s deeply intertwined with the legacy of slavery, segregation, and ongoing systemic racism. While some might argue that it is “just a word” in a literal sense, its impact is shaped by context, intent, and the experiences of those who have been subjected to its use. For many, it remains a symbol of hate, and its use can perpetuate harm, reinforcing negative stereotypes and divisions in society. However, in certain communities, especially among some Black individuals, the N-word has been reclaimed, transformed, and repurposed as a form of solidarity or empowerment. In these contexts, its meaning can shift significantly. Ultimately, the N-word’s significance lies not in its linguistic properties, but in the power dynamics, cultural history, and emotions it evokes. It is a reminder that language is not just about communication but about the experiences and social contexts that shape it.#viralreels #viralreelsvideo❤️ #viral #viralvideo #viralvideos

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#boycottlenskart #supportlocals #dharmavaram #dharmavaramsilksaree #anantapur saynotocorporate @satyakumar_bjp @paritalasreeramofficial @naralokesh @pawankalyan @chilakammadhusudhanreddy We are deeply concerned about the proposed establishment of a large corporate optical chain, Lenskart, in Dharmavaram Town. Such corporate entities possess vast financial resources, centralized operations, aggressive pricing strategies, and strong online dominance, which create unfair competition for small local businesses. The entry of such a corporate chain will severely threaten the survival of local optical shops, leading to financial distress, loss of employment, and permanent closure of many establishments. We respectfully bring to your kind notice that nearly 200 families are directly and indirectly dependent on the local optical business sector, including shop owners, opticians, technicians, sales staff, suppliers, and other service providers. Overall, the livelihoods of approximately 1,000 people are connected to this ecosystem. Any disruption to this sector will seriously impact the economic stability, employment opportunities, and social fabric of Dharmavaram Town. Local optical businesses play a crucial role in providing personalized eye-care services, maintaining community trust, and ensuring that income circulates within the local economy. Allowing large corporate monopolies to dominate small towns will weaken grassroots entrepreneurship, increase unemployment, and marginalize self-reliant local traders. In view of the above facts and circumstances, we humbly request your good self to: Oppose and prevent the establishment of corporate optical chains such as Lenskart in Dharmavaram Town. Refrain from extending any policy support or encouragement to corporate optical businesses that threaten local livelihoods in small towns. Protect and promote local optical traders and small business owners in the interest of social justice, employment security, and balanced economic development.

Children are born with a heart full of “yes.” They don’t know how to judge, how to exclude, or how to hate,until the world starts whispering it to them. Let’s stop teaching them our limits and start learning from their kindness. 🕊️✨ #innocence #kindnesscounts #perspective

🗓️ July 12, 2025 India’s Election Commission has ordered nearly 80 million voters in Bihar to reverify their eligibility by July 26, triggering fears of disenfranchisement. Critics say the move could marginalize vulnerable communities, while officials argue it’s needed to ensure electoral accuracy. 🗳️ Is India’s voter re-verification drive a step toward transparency—or exclusion? #southasiandesk #southasia #news #newsoftheday #india #bihar #elections #voterrolls #electoralintegrity #disenfranchisement #bjp #minorityrights #migrantpolicy #democracy #eci #votingrights #southasiapolitics

Besties, co-founder of Latinas for Trump, was a prominent, Spanish-speaking supporter of Donald Trump. She spoke on stage and promoted Trump, emphasizing her loyalty and the campaign’s messaging García expressed deep disillusionment after witnessing what she called “unacceptable and inhumane” mass immigration arrests under Trump’s second-term policies. She publicly condemned the aggressive deportations, stating: “This is not what we voted for,” and alleging the administration had “used” Latino surrogates like her only to marginalize their communities. She criticized the deportation efforts influenced by Stephen Miller, saying they undermined American fairness and justice. #onedripmedia #trumsupporters #maga #latinofortrump #fyp #love #instagram #trendingnews

If you were Maya, how would you stop Sikhs from eating in Sarbloh? If I were the Maya (illusion/delusion in a Sikh context) and wanted to stop Sikhs from eating in Sarbloh (pure iron utensils, which hold spiritual and health significance in certain Sikh traditions), I would likely use deception and subtle distractions rather than outright bans. Here’s how I might attempt it: 1. Create Doubt & Fear – Spread misinformation about the health risks of iron utensils, exaggerating issues like rust, iron toxicity, or contamination. Make people question the necessity of Sarbloh for their well-being. 2. Introduce Convenience & Modernity – Promote alternatives like stainless steel, Teflon, or disposable materials as more practical, stylish, and “hygienic.” Push the idea that Sarbloh is outdated and unnecessary in a fast-paced world. 3. Make It Expensive & Hard to Access – Increase the cost of pure Sarbloh utensils or create shortages, making them difficult to obtain. Introduce regulations that discourage traditional manufacturing. 4. Dilute the Tradition – Encourage a shift towards symbolic rather than actual practice. Suggest that eating in Sarbloh is not necessary if one has shudh vichar (pure thoughts), leading to eventual abandonment. 5. Mock & Marginalize Practitioners – Label those who uphold Sarbloh Bibek as extremists or old-fashioned. Encourage mainstream Sikh institutions to downplay or ignore the practice. 6. Distract with Bigger Concerns – Keep Sikhs engaged in debates over other issues (political, social, economic), so that they don’t prioritize preserving small but significant traditions like Sarbloh Bibek. Would this approach work? Maybe for some, but not for those deeply rooted in Sikhi and discipline. What do you think?