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This page contains misleading informations

Please remove misleading informations from this page Techbot-2 Architect XL5K (talk) 03:37, 22 January 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Defame a community as a whole

Following the British settlement in Kerala, some Thiyya families, mostly in Southern Malabar, were taken as concubines by European colonisers and subsequently had children. This community was referred to as "white Thiyyas". Whilst this was considered advantageous in the 18th and 19th centuries, this became a source of embarrassment in the 20th century. The Thiyyas in northern Malabar, although less likely to form "white-thiyya" families,

some families, reference book says that too in a small place called Thalassery maybe take it as 10 or 20 families, cannot be taken as the history of a community. Like 10-20 families were criminals doesn't mean generalization.

It is defaming the community as a whole and not a general history.

Please remove

Done. Don't agree with the argument of defaming, but yes, the larger approximation cannot be said using a small sample of data. Jcc611 (talk)