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Joothan: An Untouchable'S Life,New IDW A Twentiethcentury PhilosopherOmprakash Valmiki Describes His Life As An Untouchable, Or Dalit, In The Newly Independent India Of The 1950S. 'Joothan' Refers To Scraps Of Food Left On A Plate, Destined For The Garbage Or Animals. India'S Untouchables Have Been Forced To Accept And Eat Joothan For Centuries, And The Word Encapsulates The Pain, Humiliation, And Poverty Of A Community Forced To Live At The Bottom Of India'S Social Pyramid. Although Untouchability Was Abolished In