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The opening dance number at the September 17 Emmys starred big TV names like Kate McKinnon, Kenan Thompson, Kristen Bell, Sterling K. Brown. Ricky Martin then jokingly noted that Hollywood had solved its diversity problem. For all that boasting, however, what was missing this year was concrete South Asian representation.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qam7lY_5AQcWeekend...
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Indians are far more confident about the future than their American counterparts.That’s according to a survey by Pew Global Research released on September 18. Two-thirds of Indians surveyed reported believing their children will grow up to be better off financially than they were. Those high numbers made Indians the...
Throughout her career, artist Shahzia Sikander has always been drawn to borders and boundaries and how she could explore those concepts through art.“Drawing is a fundamental element of my process—a basic tool for exploration,” Sikander once told Anjali Gupta. “I construct most of my work, including patterns of thinking, via...
For the characters in Anita Felicelli's upcoming book "Love Songs For a Lost Continent," finding one's place in the world is often a years-long struggle. The new short story collection — which will be released on October 1 — introduces readers to several Indian-Americans from various walks of life who have...
“Nothing is missing. You are already whole,” reads one of the first illustrations in “Made Out of Stars,” the new journal by artist Meera Lee Patel.“Made out of Stars” leads readers through a series of exercises aimed at helping them define what’s important to them. The journal — which...
