The challenges faced by Dr. Ambedkar in promoting Buddhism as a path to social liberation from "summary" of Dr. Ambedkar's Views on Buddhism: A Path to Social Liberation. by R.ANANDA RAJU
Dr. Ambedkar encountered numerous obstacles in his mission to advocate for Buddhism as a means of social emancipation. One of the primary challenges he faced was the deep-rooted caste system within Indian society. The rigid caste structure had been ingrained for centuries, creating a hierarchical system that perpetuated discrimination and oppression. Dr. Ambedkar recognized that this system posed a significant barrier to social equality and saw Buddhism as a way to challenge these oppressive norms.
Another challenge Dr. Ambedkar faced was the resistance from traditional Hindu leaders and followers. His conversion to Buddhism was seen as a rejection of Hinduism, which sparked backlash and criticism from those who held power within the Hindu community. This opposition made it difficult for Dr. Ambedkar to promote Buddhism as a legitimate alternative to the oppressive social structures upheld by Hinduism.
Additionally, Dr. Ambedkar had to contend with the lack of awareness...
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