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TOC 2

"This discussion follows the recent historic ban on caste-based discrimination in Seattle, which safeguards the interest of those marginalized by caste and ensures access and equity for all residents. Thenmozhi Soundararajan and her team have played an active role to achieve this victory through advocacy and working with members in the legislation." A collage of newspaper headlines about Seattle becoming the first city in the United States to ban caste discrimination are overlaid below the description.

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