r/Hazara

New day, new majoritarian and anti-Hazara, anti-Hazara (and Tajik, Uzbek, etc) comment which is allowed to stay up and often upvoted. See the recent thread regarding partition - a person claiming “Pashtons are oppressed” getting more support than someone discussing the reality of Hazara and other non-Pashton exclusion.

It’s sad that supposedly educated diaspora kids/youth in the West have internalized the Pashton nationalist / exclusionary narratives they’re hearing at home or seeing online.

Distressing but very informative Zan Times article from the 1912 work Siraj al Tawarikh, which recorded 19th century Afghanistani history: https://zantimes.com/2025/03/27/youtube-interviews-mention-of-hazara-women-and-maternal-lineage-sparks-debate-on-afghanistans-history-of-slavery-and-oppression/

https://kabulnow.com/2026/05/taliban-arrest-two-young-people-and-assault-a-shiite-religious-scholar-in-kabul/