There have been many social policies that have emerged in order to address the acts of discrimination to the Buraku people, such as doing away with the caste system in 1871, which did nothing for the Buraku. Next, there was a national organization, Suiheisha (Organization of Levelers), was created in 1922 and lasted until 1946. This organization helped in various school boycotts, tax revolts, and other protests. Followed by the “1946, a more militant and politically active organization was formed: the Buraku Kaihō Zenkoku Iinkai (All-Japan Committee for Buraku Liberation), which in 1955 was renamed Buraku Kaihō Dōmei (Buraku Liberation League).” (Britannica) More organizations came and went from 1960 through 1976, yet none of them were
