My grandparents migrated to India (Mumbai) from Sindh during the partition in 1947. After coming to India, my Nana (maternal grandfather)...

A Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) reveals how being "othered" fueled her passion to help others navigate the same experiences. As...

The world has only recently begun to realise how intrinsic racism is. ‘Unconscious bias’ and ‘white privilege’ are at the forefront of...

This list will be updated weekly Being a Desi woman in the humanities can be daunting. Within the sea of whiteness that characterises...

Get Up Aisha is a short-form digital series that focuses on Aisha Rehman after she becomes diagnosed with chronic depression.

Born and raised in Amsterdam to a Catholic mother and Hindu father, Joelle Charan celebrates her Hindustani roots with her identity and...

I didn't "do" self-love. What I did do was put my head down and grind out accomplishments, adding lines to a CV that would prove I was...

I'm Andrea, a Sri Lankan-Canadian, and I met my fiancé, a Caucasian man, on Tinder. Though my family is Sri Lankan, I was born and raised...

Dedicated to a younger me. When did we, as collective members of the global sisterhood, come together and decide to strategically...

The Kalaakriti series aims to highlight the stories of different artists with South Asian backgrounds. In today’s installation, check out...

Avani Modi explores what it is like to be bicultural, and coming to terms with the feeling of "otherness".

How many of you have ever felt personally victimised by a substitute teacher taking the class register? I see you raising your hands.

Ketki Mahabaleshwarkar explores the question that we have all faced - "Where are you REALLY from?"

Laasya Shekaran dissects her identity as a South Asian living in the diaspora

Aleesa Nazeer highlights some South Asian icons who have been involved in the fight against colourism.

Sophia Saeed discusses her interaction with colourism and how this has led to her completing her final year dissertation on the subject.

We had the chance to talk to Lana Patel, an Afro-Indo-Caribbean trans woman, who is an advocate for the equality of trans lives.