EARLY RACIAL TENSIONS: What are the similarities between the treatment of some immigrants, women, Native Americans, and African Americans? *
(For my finals )

Although the Indian constitution bans discrimination on the basis of caste, the social, religious and cultural practice of “untouchability” continues unabated.

Formerly known as “untouchables,” Dalits are excluded from social and public spaces, prevented from drawing water from public facilities and segregated in schools.

Since the caste system was formed over 2,000 years ago, a noticeable percentage of the 200 million “Dalits” have been thrust into the lowest occupations of society, such as scavengers and sanitation cleaners, with little upward mobility.

Explanation:

the first question's answer is a.