The magazine is described by the Columbia University library as "characterized by strong anti-Brahminist, anti-caste and anti-racist stance, advocacy of liberation from Brahminism, and polemical tone.
Self-proclaimed as "the sole spokesman for the entire deprived, dehumanised lot of India...", – Dalits, Backward Castes, Christians, Muslims, Sikhs, women – "all victims of the Aryan Brahminical racism.
The magazine claimed that Lenin and all communist leaders were Jews and communism was a Jewish conspiracy to destroy Christianity and establish Zionist Israel.
Rajsekhar has treated the hoax text The Protocols of the Elders of Zion as legitimate[18] and has accused Brahmins and Zionists of a conspiracy to "join hands (with Hindus who he says are only upper castes) to crush Muslims, Blacks and India's Dalits.
"[19] Dalit Voice, in addition to publishing articles about "Zionist conspiracies" regarding Hitler and the Third Reich,[20][21] have also supported the Iranian government and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's denial of the holocaust.
He criticized the views of this group of writers as "epidermal determinism" (seeking solidarity on the basis of skin colour alone rather than on the experience of oppression).