A Doctor Refuses to Give Proper Care, and a Young Woman Dies
Waiting for a Visa forms part of Dr B R Ambedkar's autobiographical reminiscences, written approximately in 1935–36, about 18 years after his return from America and Europe. The manuscript, later preserved by the People's Education Society and published in 1990, offers first-hand testimonial narratives of caste-based discrimination. The text records a series of lived experiences that expose the structural brutality of caste discrimination. Section five, A Doctor Refuses to Give Proper Care, and ...
