Bama’s experience illustrates the discrimination faced by those in the lower caste due to the rigid hierarchies of the caste system, while Zitkala-Sa’s experience depicts the cultural and racial discrimination endured by Native Americans, particularly in the context of forced ...

Yes, I agree that injustice in any form is often perceptible to children, as highlighted in Memories of Childhood. Both Bama and Vikram Seth’s narratives illustrate how early experiences of discrimination and inequality leave a lasting impact on young minds. ...

In Memories of Childhood, the two accounts by Bama and Vikram Seth share a common theme of overcoming societal prejudices and personal struggles associated with their respective cultural backgrounds. Both narratives highlight the challenges faced due to discrimination—Bama with the ...