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To: GST who wrote (159811)	3/29/2005 10:26:29 PM
From: Siva Uppalapati	Read Replies (1) of 281500

How about US in 50's or 60's where black people were treated very differently than today. I am not saying this in any manner of holier-than-thou or let's see what's in everyone's closet. When you compare diverse societies with more homogenous societies there are historical differences on how one group is treated with respect to others. I am talking about political systems in place which strive slowly but steadily for acheiving social justice and greater equality. Those systems are pretty well established in india. Yes India has to go a long way for acheiving more egalitarian society, but the procedures/systems political structures are in place. I have no idea about China so, I cannot comment.

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