Newsom vetoes a proposed ban on caste discrimination in California
- California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill that would have made it illegal to discriminate based on caste, despite efforts to fight caste discrimination in North America.
- Opponents of the bill argued that existing U.S. Laws already ban ancestry discrimination, making the proposed legislation unnecessary and stigmatizing to the Hindu and South Asian communities.
- The caste system, considered one of the world's oldest forms of social stratification, continues to affect Dalits, the lowest strata of Indian society, who face discrimination in housing, education, and the tech sector. Several studies have shown persistent bias against lower castes.
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