Page "Caste" Paragraph 15

According to Ross, over time, character contrasts between segregated social classes are interpreted as inborn.

To divert attention from their underpinning of privilege, the superiors point to the low-caste and say: " Look, they are the dull-witted, the incapable, we are the well-born, the fittest.

Our mastership and our reward are of Nature's own giving.

We are the cream that rises to the top of the milk.