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- Lean Left: Young Radical Voices
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Flash back to the first time you met another Desi lefty. Can you remember the quickening of your heart? Your excitement at finding someone who cared about the same issues and communities? For most of us, the moment we realized we weren’t alone in the ...
- Untitled
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You are not meeting my eyes. They are beneath the cloth I wear on my head, actually. No, I am from America. Yes, it is called a hijab. No, this cloth is not hijab . Hijab is not a covering, a hiding-away, a ...
- Talking of Muskaan: A review
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Rupali Ghosh provides a review of Himanjali Sankar's Talking of Muskaan , a recently published novel about sexuality and coming of age for young adult readers. ...
- Glimpses of a Muslim Childhood
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Sajda On the morning of my sixth or seventh Eid, My mother dressed me in white Pakistani robes, Holding my hand gently As we walked through the bright wooden gates Of the Islamic Community Center by our house. I had not yet learned ...
- Memory as Guide: Iam.lk and personal narratives of Sri Lanka
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Ahalya Satkunaratnam reflects on how the stories of elders in the website, Iam.lk assist in complicating identity in Sri Lanka and how this site provides a discussion of national history and personal belonging that circumvents hostility that often ...
- insh'allah & airport ode #1
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Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha's poems evoke borders of bodies and nation. ...
- Pride: There is no going back
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Sabelo Narasimhan reflects on this year's Gay Pride parade in Bombay, India. In the wake of the recent judgement criminalizing homosexuality, the images in this photoessay reveal the unbounded spirit of rebellion and resistance of the community. ...
- Book Review: Corona by Bushra Rehman (Sibling Rivalry Press, 2013)
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This fragmented, musical novel breaks the prettiness of memory, brings irreverent humor where it should, shows the crisscross of ethnic neighborhoods in New York City, and celebrates love in the midst of violence. ...
- Phir bi Dil Hai Inquilabi
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Sonny Singh of Red Baraat explores the how revolution has evolved in meaning and music ...
- Inquilab Zindabad
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Choreographer Joti Singh reflects on her own familial connections to Ghadar history, staged recently in her production "Red, Saffron, and Green." ...
