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'Untouchability' refers to the social practice of ostracizing a (usually) minority endogamous group by regarding them as "ritually polluted" and segregating them from the mainstream by social custom or legal mandate. Prominent examples of this practice include the ostracization of the Dalits and "Arzal" castes in India and Bangladesh, the practice of Apartheid in South Africa , the segregation and discrimination of the al-Akdham in Yemen, and the Japanese Burakumin undercastes.
★ Caste
★ Apartheid
★ Caste system in Africa
★ Burakumin
★ Baekjong
★ Dalit
★ Caste in Sri Lanka
★ Balinese caste system
★ Indian caste system
★ Marginalization
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See also
★ Caste
★ Apartheid
★ Caste system in Africa
★ Burakumin
★ Baekjong
★ Dalit
★ Caste in Sri Lanka
★ Balinese caste system
★ Indian caste system
★ Marginalization
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