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Revolutionary Rhetorics and the Resonance of Resistance: A Transnational Critique of Oppression, Consciousness, and Collective Uplift in the African and Dalit Struggles for Liberation

Author(s) Mr. Dhruv Dighe, Prof. Dr. Bharati Karnik
Country India
Abstract The emancipation of subjugated populations is a worldwide endeavor, as liberation movements resonate with one another in asserting the rights to equality, freedom, and liberty intrinsic to all individuals. The marginalized individuals combat injustice by adopting the resilience of fight to liberate themselves from the shackles of oppression and racism, including white supremacy. The Black Consciousness Movement, led by Steve Biko, and the Dalit Panther Movement, inspired by the Black Panther Party and the philosophies of Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar, necessitate reflection as the global ramifications and possibilities of collective liberation are examined and acknowledged for the empowerment of individualsof African descent worldwide. Through the use of general rhetorical critique, where in the text
is revolution, the author encapsulates the reactions of these subjugated communities against
their oppressor. The language of revolution include criticisms of religion, the identification of "friend-enemies," and the recognition of the collective struggle of those of African origin. This study enhances the literature on revolution and the advancement of the African diaspora by examining variables that influence change inside the Diaspora.
Keywords Revolutionary Rhetoric, Transnational Resistance, Black Consciousness Movement, Dalit Panther Movement, Collective Liberation, Rhetoric of Revolution, Anti-Oppression Discourse
Field Sociology > Linguistic / Literature
Published In Volume 8, Issue 1, January-February 2026
Published On 2026-02-06
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