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‘Four Samosas’: A Quirky, Funny Love Letter to Little Indias Everywhere

Sneha Goud December 1, 2022

In Conversation With Sitar Virtuoso Anoushka Shankar

Arun S. November 21, 2022

While We Watched: Vinay Shukla’s Love Letter to Journalism

Sandeep Panesar November 14, 2022

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Shiza Shahid: At Our Place, Everyone Has a Seat Saved at the Table

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Bali Bassi on Being a Brown Model in the West

5 min read

Saree, not Sorry! In Conversation With Sasha Revankar, Founder of the ‘One Minute Saree’

4 min read

Rastah: Co-Founder Zain Ahmad’s Path to Reclaiming his own Heritage and Identity

10 min read

Panchami Ghavri: Lights, Camera, Action!

3 min read

Burhan: The Pakistani Queer Rebel Shattering Patriarchy one Photo at a Time

7 min read

Fashion Influencer Ritvi Shah on how to Nail Content Creation

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Decoding Dopamine Dressing This Summer

4 min read

Delikate Rayne: The Cruelty-Free Brand Aiming to Redefine Luxury Fashion

8 min read

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[ Voice of South Asian Womxn ]

Born out of the lack of minority representation in mainstream media,
Brown Girl was created by and for South Asian womxn,
who believe in the power of storytelling as a vehicle for community
building and empowerment.

‘Four Samosas’: A Quirky, Funny Love Letter to Little Indias Everywhere

Giving Yourself the Space to Find Your own Answers

Indra Nooyi Talks ‘My Life in Full’ and her Journey to Becoming PepsiCo’s CEO

conditioned and unconditioned responses towards holiday rituals

Conditioned and Unconditioned Responses: Holiday Rituals Edition

We can Never Underestimate the Horror of Sexual Assault & Rape

In Conversation With Sitar Virtuoso Anoushka Shankar

Shiza Shahid: At Our Place, Everyone Has a Seat Saved at the Table

The day I Became Aware of my Otherness

While We Watched: Vinay Shukla’s Love Letter to Journalism

50 Years and Counting: Remembering the History and Legacy of South Asian-Ugandans’ Journey Into Britain

In Conversation With BBC Asian Network’s Future Sound Artist R&B Powerhouse Asha Gold

Getting Curious About Your Ancestry to Unlock Healing

In Conversation With Illustrator Anoosha Syed

Schism: A Journey to Finding My Own Identity

Vishal Punjabi on how he Became “The Wedding Filmer”

Shiza Shahid: At Our Place, Everyone Has a Seat Saved at the Table

Shezda Afrin November 20, 2022

Bali Bassi on Being a Brown Model in the West

Shezda Afrin November 3, 2022

Saree, not Sorry! In Conversation With Sasha Revankar, Founder of the ‘One Minute Saree’

Shezda Afrin October 12, 2022

Rastah: Co-Founder Zain Ahmad’s Path to Reclaiming his own Heritage and Identity

Nida Hasan October 5, 2022

Curd Rice for the Soul

Adithi Iyer August 15, 2022

Panchami Ghavri: Lights, Camera, Action!

Shezda Afrin August 5, 2022

[ For the Diaspora ]

We continue to serve as an anchor for South Asians by
remaining steadfast in publishing premium, multimedia content so
that it uplifts, creates deeper understanding and connection, and cultivates
rich dialogue in communities around the globe.

‘Four Samosas’: A Quirky, Funny Love Letter to Little Indias Everywhere

Giving Yourself the Space to Find Your own Answers

Indra Nooyi Talks ‘My Life in Full’ and her Journey to Becoming PepsiCo’s CEO

Conditioned and Unconditioned Responses: Holiday Rituals Edition

We can Never Underestimate the Horror of Sexual Assault & Rape

In Conversation With Sitar Virtuoso Anoushka Shankar

Shiza Shahid: At Our Place, Everyone Has a Seat Saved at the Table

The day I Became Aware of my Otherness

While We Watched: Vinay Shukla’s Love Letter to Journalism

50 Years and Counting: Remembering the History and Legacy of South Asian-Ugandans’ Journey Into Britain

Giving Yourself the Space to Find Your own Answers

Sanjana Karthik November 30, 2022

Indra Nooyi Talks ‘My Life in Full’ and her Journey to Becoming PepsiCo’s CEO

Tina Lapsia November 26, 2022

We can Never Underestimate the Horror of Sexual Assault & Rape

Kashvi Ramani November 23, 2022

In Conversation With Sitar Virtuoso Anoushka Shankar

Arun S. November 21, 2022

50 Years and Counting: Remembering the History and Legacy of South Asian-Ugandans’ Journey Into Britain

Brown Girl Magazine November 11, 2022

In Conversation With BBC Asian Network’s Future Sound Artist R&B Powerhouse Asha Gold

Nila Varman November 10, 2022

In Conversation With Illustrator Anoosha Syed

Arun S. November 9, 2022

Schism: A Journey to Finding My Own Identity

Kashvi Ramani November 9, 2022

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‘Four Samosas’: A Quirky, Funny Love Letter to Little Indias Everywhere

Sneha Goud

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Giving Yourself the Space to Find Your own Answers

Sanjana Karthik

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Conditioned and Unconditioned Responses: Holiday Rituals Edition

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We can Never Underestimate the Horror of Sexual Assault & Rape

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In Conversation With Sitar Virtuoso Anoushka Shankar

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Shiza Shahid: At Our Place, Everyone Has a Seat Saved at the Table

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The day I Became Aware of my Otherness

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While We Watched: Vinay Shukla’s Love Letter to Journalism

Sandeep Panesar

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About

Founded as an online publication in 2008, Brown Girl Magazine is a multimedia company based in New York City with global reach dedicated to South Asian self-expression, cultural anchoring, and dialogue.

Through diverse, multimedia content and community building, we empower and engage those who identify as a part of the South Asian diaspora with a hyphenated identity.