Race Consciousness, Caste Consciousness, and the Limits of Castelessness

Mon 16 Nov · Online

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16 November 2026 12:00 to 13:30 Online 16 Nov Part of Confronting Caste The workshop will explore Professor Baudh's forthcoming book chapter, which exposes how seemingly progressive feminist concepts like being "unlimited" carry an implicit presumption of castelessness that burdens Dalit subjects. Professor Baudh's forthcoming chapter for the Edward Elgar handbook on Race, Gender and Law, co-edited by Sarouche Razi and Sam Morgan, and which builds on the argument from the essay "Who Gets To Be 'Unlimited'? Feminism, Caste, And The Politics Of Limit-Breaking" ( Feminism in India , 2 March 2026).

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