Buraku is a term used to refer to communities of people in J
Buraku is a term used to refer to communities of people in Japan who are descendants of those who were traditionally assigned occupations considered "unclean" or "impure" in the feudal caste system, such as butchers, tanners, or executioners. These communities, known as Buraku communities, still exist in modern Japan, and many residents continue to face discrimination and social exclusion.
The Buraku are not a homogeneous group: The Buraku people are not a single, unified group but rather a collection of communities across Japan that share a history of social, economic, and political discrimination. The Buraku include people from various ethnic, religious, and linguistic backgrounds.
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