DALIT

Revolution and Caste

If socialists are not to be content with the mouthing of fine phrases, if they wish to make socialism a definite reality, then they must recognise that the problem of social reform is fundamental and that for them there is no escape from it. Unless they do so they can not achieve their revolutions. A socialist can not achieve his revolution and that if he does achieve it as a result of good fortune he will have to grapple with it (caste) if he wishes to realise his ideal is a proposition which in my opinion is incontrovertible. He will be compelled to  take account of caste after revolution if he does not take account of it before the revolution.

Dr B R Ambedkar