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/'The implication is that I should return to India. India is a country I visit as a tourist of sorts.'
Read More'The implication is that I should return to India. India is a country I visit as a tourist of sorts.'
Read MoreThose of us who realise this killing was less about defending a misplaced sense of ‘honour’ than it is about deeply entrenched misogyny, know that patriarchy fears the voice and body of women in public spaces.
Read MoreNikesh responds to the assumption that racism is an 'isolated incident', that doesn't affect you.
Read MoreSometimes, the reasoning behind internalised hatred for your culture and religion, starts at home.
Read MoreThe sadness is overwhelming, but millions of expats can offer much-needed solidarity for our sisters and brothers living in Britain right now.
Read MoreBritain's independence from the EU is nothing in comparison to the independence of colonies from oppression and exploitation of British rule.
Read MoreBritain, you've normalised racism & xenophobia and are allowing people to live in fear, just because you didn't like Europe. Well done.
Read MoreNikesh pens a letter to his friend, expressing concern about UKIP's Leave Poster and the desire to fight and show strength.
Read MoreEditor Sharan Dhaliwal talks about her personal decision to get a nose job, removing her ethnic nose, and whether she regrets doing so.
Read MoreRacism seems to be ingrained in Indians, from caste systems to hatred and abuse. It's time we talk about it.
Read MoreFurquan discusses Priyanka's move from Bollywood to Hollywood and whether this will open doors for South Asian actors.
Read MoreIt is sad but unsurprising to me that British South Asians continue to choose their families over the unknown leap into the LGBT community.
Read MoreInterestingly, most men don’t care about me being unshaved as long as they’re ramming rhythmically into me,
Read MoreRumnique discusses her love affair with Bollywood music, after moving continents and making first impressions.
Read MoreSharan discusses what it was like helping her Indian mother to learn English and what the experience taught her in return.
Read MoreSharan discusses how she felt shamed into shaving before becoming proud of her body hair and Indian heritage.
Read MoreThis is not about coconuts: the British media need to start spotlighting more South Asian talent on our television screens.
Read MoreOther shows could learn a lot from Aziz Ansari's Master of None, the beloved comedy which doesn't need to whitewash for success.
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