In this final video of the series, Professor Dutta discusses the Ayodhya Temple as the backdrop for the broader mobilisation for Hindutva across India.
The Hate Effects of Jai Shree Ram – Video 5
Professor Dutta, Director of CARE, brings to light, videos on X (Twitter) and the celebrations around the inauguration of the Ayodhya Temple.
The Hate Effects of Jai Shree Ram – Video 4
In this video, Professor Dutta discusses videos posted on X (Twitter) that show Hindutva mobs attacking Muslims in India.
The Hate Effects of Jai Shree Ram – Video 3
Professor Dutta discusses how the slogan Jai Shree Ram is incorporated into music and its effects.
The Hate Effects of Jai Shree Ram – Video 2
In Video 2 – The Hate Effects of Jai Shree Ram, Professor Dutta brings to light videos that surfaced on X (Twitter) where Hindutva mobs are seen attaching Muslim shops and Muslim shop owners while chanting “Jai Shree Ram.” via @YouTube
The Hate Effects of Jai Shree Ram – Video 1
Professor Dutta, Director of CARE, talks about the violence attached to the slogan Jai Shree Ram via YouTube
Highbury Garden Initiative
Highbury Community Garden Update #3
CARE’s Community Researcher Venessa updates us on how the community garden is coming along.
Colonial Divide & Rule
A talk by Prof. Mohan Dutta on Colonial Divide & Rule
In this talk, Professor Mohan Dutta critically analyses colonial divide and rule strategy. He then explores the work of decolonisation as building connection.
Honour Te Tiriti #TeTiriti #Waitangi
CARE Public Talk: White Supremacy, the Intersections of Anti-Māori Hate and Anti-Migrant Racism: The Targeting of Te Tiriti
White Supremacy, the Intersections of Anti-Māori Hate and Anti-Migrant Racism: The Targeting of Te Tiriti This talk explores the convergence between anti-Māori hate and anti-migrant racism in the context of the attack on Te Tiriti. It notes that the white supremacy that seeks to undermine Te Tiriti is also the ideology that seeks to silence and expel migrants of colour. Based on the analysis, it argues for migrant- Māori solidarity based on Te Tiriti as the foundation for sustaining social cohesion in Aotearoa.