u/Big-Journalist-5975 — reddlx

Kerala often avoids BJP/RSS in the name of protecting secularism.

At the same time, IUML, which is mainly supported by one community, has significant political presence and won many seats.

So what actually counts as secularism in practice?

Why is one seen as incompatible with secularism while the other is accepted?

Is the same standard being used for both, or not?

Kerala often avoids BJP/Rss in the name of protecting secularism.

At the same time, IUML, which is mainly supported by one community, has significant political presence and won many seats.

So what actually counts as secularism in practice?

Why is one seen as incompatible with secularism while the other is accepted?

Is the same standard being used for both, or not?

▲ 93 r/TeensofKerala+2 crossposts

We grew up hearing “fair is beautiful,”

and now we’re finally unlearning it.But somewhere along the way,we quietly replaced it with something else

“color doesn’t matter… as long as your features are perfect.”

Sharp nose. Clear skin. Symmetrical face.

Same pressure.Isn't it just as toxic as colourism?

What do u guys think?