Love, InshAllah is a book that dares to discuss one of the most taboo topics of Islamic, or even South Asian, culture Read More »

It’s the time of year that gets my blood running. (No- not Spring, though that does get the mucus flowing, Read More »

Every teenager inevitably faces the daunting process of finding a college. For me, this is a chance to change EVERYTHING. Read More »

The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), a pioneering piece of legislation drafted by Vice President Joe Biden Read More »

When I was in 7th grade, I traveled back to India for the first time since I was adopted. Read More »

They say you’re not truly a journalist until you get hate mail. Or rather, I should say, harsh comments. Read More »

In this past year’s recent publicity of rape incidents around the world, one might wonder how this relatively taboo practice has Read More »

Today I turned 17. We celebrate my birthday on the 2nd and the 3rd. On the second, because it’s the 3rd in India. Its fun and all, but… well, can you keep a secret? You can? Good. Here it is; Read More »

Antara is the founder of iDesi Generation 1.5, a group specifically designed for Indian and Nepalese adoptees. Through this piece she hopes to discuss International Desi Adoptee culture and her interactions with other South Asians. Read More »

Dear Wise Brown Girl, I am 23 years old and have found myself in a wonderful relationship with a Nigerian guy. He is an engineer and comes from an amazing family (A family that most Indian parents would happily send their daughters). Read More »