Masala In Ur Dosa – A column addressing identity through the lens of a Telugu Indian-American in conversation with his South Asian peers. After a hectic day in high school, comparing notes with classmates to understand derivatives and limits to traveling to various...
As if flipping pages in a magazine, I riffle through the recent pages of my life quickly and without close attention. Now entering the eighth month of sheltering-in-place due to the Coronavirus pandemic, I am tired of it all: tired of social isolation; tired of...
Covid-19’s social distancing protocols have resurrected and increased social connections. It looks like we all have an uptick in the frequency of video calls, large chat groups, and increased social media activity. I know many of us are now in touch with college...
Being the child of immigrants colors your experience in the Land of the Free. From navigating between different cultures to confronting whitewashing and racism, teenagers used the ‘Growing Up Asian in America’ contest to pay tribute to their cultural...
Should the Presidential Election Be Postponed in Light of a Pandemic? No! by Mani Subramani There is absolutely no need to postpone the November 2020 elections on account of the Coronavirus. Firstly the COVID-19 pandemic is roughly 2 times as virulent in its spread as...
