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Oxford
guide ‘in a genre all its own’.
We
meet Mr
Bean, the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat, Gerard Manley-Hopkins,
Tim
Berners-Lee and others along the way. Serving academics Prof Henrike Laehnemann and
Prof Jeff Tseng also appear.
‘Simply
hilarious’ City sightseeing
‘Clever
and wily’ Prof Chas Elliott
In 2010 Life Association launched the Dalit Goods brand to raise awareness of the Dalits’ plight and also funds for the charity. The idea for Dalit Goods came about as a result of a trip to India by Life Association director Simon Hawthorne. Whilst there he began to notice a large number of smashed clay pots around the slum areas of Mumbai. These clay pots turned out to be drinking pots which for thousands of years the Dalit people have often been forced to drink from and then smash on the ground as a sign of their supposed untouchability. It is this powerful symbol of oppression that inspired Simon to launch our range of Dalit branded products.
It is Dalit Goods Co.’s goal to design and supply ethically sourced and environmentally sensitive products and provide employment to Dalits in India. By purchasing the products in this range, you are directly supporting this cause.
