Osman Yousefzada’s Memoir ‘The Go-Between: A Portrait of Growing up Between Different Worlds’
Osman Yousefzada’s memoir “The Go-Between” tells the author’s real-life story: navigating between a Western school life and a strict, devout ...
Tag: feminism
‘Qatil Haseenaon Ke Naam’: Desi Feminist Noir in Style, but not in Substance
Zee 5's "Qatil Haseenaon Ke Naam" is an attempt to tackle desi feminist noir which succeeds visually but lacks the ...
Op Ed: Murdered British Asian Sabina Nessa Deserves Louder Voices
As the trial of British Asian teacher Sabina Nessa's murderer approaches, four months after her death, where has the continuous ...
‘Bear Markets and Beyond’: Dhruti Shah’s Visual Guide to Unravelling Financial Language
Journalist Dhruti Shah uses visual storytelling to unravel complex financial terms in her book Bears Markets and Beyond.
In Conversation With Rani Mukerji: Bollywood’s Iconic Queen Spilling the Beans on Life in the Film Industry and ‘Bunty Aur Babli 2’
Bollywood icon Rani Mukerji speaks exclusively to Brown Girl Magazine on her much awaited release Bunty Aur Babli 2.
Op Ed: Why the Recent Ruling by the EU on the Hijab ban is so Problematic
The EU’s highest courts allows companies, under 'certain conditions' to ban against visible religious and political symbols, posing a sign ...
British Asian Shannon Singh on ITV’s Love Island: The Representation we Need?
As ITV's Love Island's hits the UK screens this summer, is the backlash towards British Asian contestant Shannon Singh justified?
Malala’s Iconic British Vogue Cover Interview and the Backlash That Followed
She’s the youngest Nobel Laureate, recipient of the International Peace Prize, receiver of the Sitara-e-Jurat by Pakistan for relentless courage, ...
Covid-19 and Mental Health: How my ‘Girl In London City’ Experience Reminds me of the Importance of Self-Worth
At the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, my 'Girl in London City' experiences gave me resilience and helped me recognise ...
‘Daughters of Partition’: British-Asian Author Fozia Raja’s Journey of Healing Wounds and Preserving Legacies
Brown Girl Magazine reviews Fozia Raja's debut novel, which depicts the heartrending experiences of her own grandmother during Partition. The ...
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