- The
burakumin (部落民, 'hamlet/village people') are a
social grouping of ****anese
people descended from
members of the
feudal class ****ociated with kegare...
- ****anese-born Koreans, and only 10
percent are from non-
burakumin ****anese and
Chinese ethnic groups. The
burakumin is a
group that ****anese
society socially discriminates...
- peasant, craftsmen, and
merchant classes, and
various "untouchable" or
Burakumin groups. The
Tokugawa shogunate ruled by
dividing the
people into four...
-
mostly of ****anese
descent are also
among ****an's
small minority groups.
Burakumin make up a
social minority group. The ****anese
language is ****an's de facto...
-
representing the
contributions of
burakumin, is
found in
Naniwa Ward in Osaka, home to a
large proportion of
burakumin.
Among other features, the road contains...
-
continued treating them as
burakumin. Today,
fewer people are
discriminate towards burakumin, however, the term
burakumin is
still recognized as a discriminating...
- class-based
distinctions were abolished.
Legalized discrimination against the
burakumin ended. However,
these classes continue to
suffer discrimination in ****an...
- 19th-century ****an over ****an today.
These maps
marked areas inhabited by the
burakumin caste,
formerly known as eta (穢多),
literally "abundance of defilement"...
- Panchama.
Several scholars have
drawn parallels between Dalits and the
Burakumin of ****an, the
Baekjeong of
Korea and the
peasant class of the medieval...
- the only, post-war ****anese
writer to
identify himself publicly as a
Burakumin, a
member of one of ****an's long-suffering
outcaste groups. His works...
