Author Kirtie Persaud on Representation for Indo Caribbean Girls, Motherhood and Balance
There is a fine line for immigrant families attempting to pass on cultural traditions while assimilating their children into greater ...
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Maitreyi Ramakrishnan on Portraying the First South Asian Character in a Pixar Feature Film
It's the year 2002 in the bustling city of Toronto, the era of Tamagotchis, flip phones, and boybands. Disney and ...
British South Asian Priya Davdra Talks Diversity and Representation as BBC Eastender’s First Muslim Queer Female Character
BBC Eastenders Priya Davdra discusses identity and representation as the soap's first ever female Muslim queer character, Iqra Ahmed.
Closing the Gap for South Asian Representation on Screen
It's no longer a rare sight to see South Asians making waves in media, have influence in politics and have ...
Reconstructing and Deconstructing our Ideals
Photo by Normform via Shutterstock.com "We Fall Prey" was born when I was conducting research for my debut novel. I ...
The Indo-Caribbean Podcast Exploring History, Linguistics and Culture: The Cutlass
Introducing the Indo Caribbean podcast that is exploring history, culture and linguistics. Launched in 2020 The Cutlass sheds light on ...
Rise up! We are Just Getting Started: Rapper Fateh Doe Talks Representation
Fateh: My brand, in itself, is representation. There are artists who are in-your-face South Asian and there are artists who ...
Deepti Sharma: Small Business Owner and Community Organizer Runs for Queens City Council
It’s very clear that small business owner, community organizer and hopeful city council elect for Queen’s 24th District in New ...
Vice President Harris’s Cover Image: A Reality Check Vogue Needed
There were big expectations for US Vice-President Kamala Harris’s Vogue cover. In the midst of continued political unrest and rising ...
'This Is Us' Season Five is the Hope we Need in 2020
This season of "This Is Us" promises to be the most true-to-life, as the harsh realities of 2020 become the ...
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