Conversations On Race
My girls and their cousins are snuggled up on the couch, sharing two throws between them. The lighting is muted.
Category: Race
Identity And Belonging
Two nights ago, I sat in a darkened room at my local library with a bunch of strangers watching a
On Air With The Takeaway
A month back I wrote about visiting the WHYY studio in Philadelphia to record a conversation with my children’s mother.
Co-opting Words
I sat between my twins, Laddu on my knee as the opening credits for Hidden Figures rolled on the screen.
The Birth Of A Baby: the Parent Voice,
Today, our labor of love the Parent Voice, is born. It has taken hours stolen from chores, children and
Going On Air With The Takeaway On NPR
It started with a simple comment on Facebook. I had shared an interview between a brother and sister on race.
Waking Up
The study door is locked. I have my earphones on. The house is eerily silent. My phone rings and for
Of Standing In Judgement
A couple of days back, we sat as a family at the dinner table passing rotis and subzi and talking
On Privilege, Race And Unpacking Cultural Legacies
Late one night this week, I stood at my doorway waving my friends good bye. There was a bite in
Everything I Never Told You by Celeste Ng
A book club I am part of picked this book for our next meeting. I was thrilled as it was
Musings On Adoption
I am Indian and American, they say proudly when we talk about either country. I wonder if I should correct
Birds of a feather flock together
On why we tend to seek people who are like us.
Colored thoughts
Last evening I sat down for dinner with an old friend by huge glass windows that overlooked the patio of the
