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Kshma Sawant on Seattle City Council Law that bans caste discrimination

March 2023 4008 views 11 mins 56 secs

Kshama Sawant is an Indian-American economist and a socialist politician. Sawant is a member of the Seattle City Council from 2014. She has been in news recently for piloting the law by the city council banning caste discrimination.
Rohit Sharma from Washington DC spoke to her on the various aspects of the first of its kind statute passed in the US. 

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