by Dinesh D Souza | Jan 14, 2014 | Cover Story, Features
The affirmative action dilemma in the United States arises out of a conflict between two important social goals: equality of rights for individuals and equality of results for groups. The first, which Martin Luther King articulated when he called for us to be judged...
by Dinesh D Souza | Sep 13, 2005 | Opinion, Perspectives
Saki Naka is north of Bombay airport, a densely packed area that might just stand for 21st-century urban India. Grimy workshops and matchbox shacks alongside gleaming glass structures—the banks and outsourcers at the leading edge of India’s rosy service industry. The...
by Dinesh D Souza | Sep 18, 2004 | Perspectives
Take an entire floor in a building in one of the largest universities in the United States. Plaster it with posters, several in Hindi. Set out several tables, with books and handicrafts for sale. Draw up a tight schedule of talks and workshops. Throw in about 150...
by Dinesh D Souza | May 8, 2004 | Opinion, Perspectives
I don’t know if it matters to Subroto Roy, the head honcho of the increasingly high-profile Sahara group here in India, but I’ve just decided I’m never going to travel on Air Sahara. Nor will I buy his magazine (Rashtriya Sahara), nor watch his channel, nor even...
by Dinesh D Souza | Apr 15, 2001 | Opinion, Perspectives
By now, I’m sure you’ve seen and heard enough about the destruction to life and property in Gujarat. I don’t want to tell you about it all over again; for various reasons, I think that is a futile exercise. But I know that what happened there is on a lot of minds: I...
