How this works
Unify the Lit is a space where people document their own experiences of caste discrimination, in their own words, so that patterns can no longer be ignored.
"They cannot make history who forget history."
In short
Your account, your words
Every case is a personal account written by the person who experienced it.
Public instantly
Your case appears on the public record as soon as you submit it.
Anonymous by default
You choose how you are shown: anonymous, first name only, or full name.
Everyone can respond
Anyone named in a case can reply, correct the record or apologise.
How a case works
- 1
You write it
Three short steps: what happened, where and who, and your story. Your draft saves as you type.
- 2
It goes on the record
Published immediately with the display setting you chose. You can edit it or remove it from public view at any time.
- 3
Others recognise it
People can stand with you or mark that something similar happened to them. Patterns become visible.
- 4
The person named can reply
They can submit a public apology or write to us with a clarification. Replies are shown alongside the case.
You stay in control
Anonymity is the default
Your name is hidden unless you choose to show it.
Edit or remove anytime
Update your case or take it off public view whenever you want, no explanation needed.
Your contact details stay private
We never share your email, phone or login details with anyone named in a case.
No ads, no data selling
We do not run advertisements or sell anyone's data.
Before you post
- Describe what you personally experienced or witnessed, honestly and to the best of your knowledge.
- Stick to what happened. No threats, hate speech, or calls to harass anyone.
- Do not put home addresses or other private details in your story.
- Knowingly false accounts are not allowed and may have legal consequences for the person who posts them.
If you have been named in a case
You have a right of reply. Submit a public apology from the case page, or write to unifythelit@gmail.com with a clarification, dispute or correction request. Every request is read, and content that is unlawful or violates our guidelines is removed.
Need help right now?
If you are in danger, call first. Your case can wait.
Common questions
Your case is published on the public record straight away. You can edit it or remove it from public view at any time from the case page.
Disclaimer
Unify the Lit is a documentation platform. It hosts personal accounts, experiences and opinions submitted by users about caste discrimination. Each case is the submitter's own account, made in their personal capacity, and they are solely responsible for what they post.
Unify the Lit does not investigate, verify or adjudicate any case, and publishing a case is not a finding, endorsement or statement of fact by Unify the Lit about any person or institution. Nothing on this platform is legal advice or a legal service.
Anyone named in a case has a right of reply and may request a correction or removal by writing to unifythelit@gmail.com. We remove content that is unlawful, violates our guidelines, or is subject to a valid order from a court or lawful authority.
Speak once. Speak on record.
Ready when you are
There is no rush. Your draft saves on this device as you type.