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opinion by Kanchan NaikMarch 1, 2021March 30, 2021

My Journey Learning to Love An Endangered Language

Tuka purche katir tugel naav naa ashilen ithe maları tuka kasal naav dyuche chelduaa naav ditahachee, sunen ka ani gudde ka I belong to my mother tongue the way it belongs to its demise, an instinctual but no less tragic linguistic prophecy. Konkani lies along the interlingual axes of Kannada, Marathi, and Tullu, all Indo-Aryan […]

News by Kanchan NaikSeptember 27, 2020October 26, 2020

#MeToo Inspires Change Within The South Asian Community

DUBLIN, California –– When 29-year-old Srishti Prabha said she was sexually harassed by her boss at her first job, she said she did not file a complaint with human resources. She did not find a lawyer and contact the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. There were no courtroom dramas or scalding accusations. Why? Because the only […]

south asian

My Journey Learning to Love An Endangered Language

#MeToo Inspires Change Within The South Asian Community

“Never Have I Ever” and the importance of representation

Accents, Apu, and Shaping the South-Asian Narrative

“Like An Indian Christmas”