By Aymen Sherwani, September 29 2022—
Growing up, the only voice and representation that people in the South Asian diaspora had was from Bollywood movies — many of which were hard to relate to because of language barriers, ethnocentrism, misogyny … Read the rest
By Manahil Hassan, September 7 2021—
While most students that attend university have only their degree and financial situations to worry about, South Asian women bear the burden of fitting into misogynistic expectations of South Asian diaspora societies. Societies where … Read the rest
By Aymen Sherwani, March 3 2021—
The Gauntlet · Spill The Chai : On Immigrant Love Languages — March 3, 2021We often associate the five love languages with romantic relationships, and how we express our love for our significant … Read the rest
By Manahil Hassan, February 28 2021—
We have failed as a society and it is time that we admit to this. Our biggest failure is our disregard for human life. We let our own interests cloud our judgments and our … Read the rest
By Nikita Nukala, June 18 2020—
Most of my South Asian friends and I have been given a gift that we didn’t know we had for a long time — we grew up in communities where we had the luxury … Read the rest
By Aymen Sherwani, May 30 2020 —
What do a raw chicken on the floor of a contemporary art gallery and the Mona Lisa have in common?
The answer: whether we like it or not is that they are both considered … Read the rest
By Aymen Sherwani, April 2 2020 —
For many people of colour, moving out of the comfort of a diverse campus setting and into a white-dominated workforce is anxiety-inducing. This is especially true if you don’t have proper support systems … Read the rest
