Humanities
Swastika or Nazi Hakenkreuz? Recent State Legislation Fails to Differentiate
For years, members of the South Asian community, cultural organizations, and religious groups have tried to explain that the Nazis...
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Sikh Communities Under Threat Following Afghanistan Attack in Gurudwara
Twenty-five morning worshippers at Karte Pawan Gurdwara (Sikh place of worship) in Kabul were killed by radical gunmen. The extremist...
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4 Artists who Will Remind you What India Truly Stands for
It is hardly news that India is in the midst of an identity crisis. With protesters across the nation injured...
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Loving Humans: the U.K. Charity Educating Women in India and Pakistan to Change Their Lives
Education is the key initiative that U.K. based charity Loving Humans use to empower disadvantaged women in India and Pakistan...
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‘We Need More Teachers of Colour in the Classroom’: in Conversation With Award-Winning British South Asian Poet Jaspreet Kaur
Award-winning British South Asian poet Jaspreet Kaur tackles female equality and decolonisation in education through the power of the spoken...
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I Finally Learned to Love my Curls and I’m Never Going Back
The opening image on a story about breastfeeding for the Man Repeller is a petite woman of Indian descent with...
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British Asian Actress Shila Iqbal Fired from Popular Soap ‘Emmerdale’ for Use of Racial Slur: Why do South Asians Feel it’s Still Acceptable?
Why do promiment South Asian figures such as British Asian actress Shila Iqbal think it is acceptable to use racial...
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Remembering Asifa: We Have to do Better, India
India: the second country in the world with the most number of mosques. India: home to the Taj Mahal, which...
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Christchurch Terror Attacks: A Wakeup Call for Politicians, Pundits and Apathetic Journalists
If the Christchurch terror attacks in New Zealand has revealed anything, is that there is deep-rooted hate towards Muslims ensuing...
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U.K. Theatre Director Pooja Ghai Tackles Family, Friendship and Power in ‘Approaching Empty’
Pooja Ghai's directorial "Approaching Empty" tackles family, friendship and power amongst U.K. South Asians in the midst of the post...
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