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Failing as allies: Brown Complicity in White Supremacy
ABSTRACT This piece addresses the problematic relationship between South Asians in the diaspora and anti-Black racism. Why do those who understand and participate within the inherently discriminatory framework of caste, not use their experience to work as allies with Black Lives Matter, and other progressive organizations? In 2020, discussion began on this question under the rubric of ‘brown complicity’ in white supremacy. This is a challenge to those of us in the diaspora to examine our own complicity before claiming any moral high ground. As one of the quoted authors notes, South Asians campaigning for Black lives must show action, accountability and introspection.