This book offers a historical overview of caste and the sexual slavery of women in India. It presents a categorical critique of Brahmanical patriarchy through the intersectional lens of caste, class, and gender. Drawing from global feminist thought, the booklet situates these insights within the broader framework of anti-caste women’s liberation. It also traces the ideological genealogy of anticast e feminist thought in Indian history, highlighting the contributions of various thinkers and movements committed to both gender justice and caste annihilation.