A win for south Asian representation but perhaps not for British south Asian diversity.

Culture, Books by South Asian a...British Asian Women's Magazine27 July 2020review, tv, show, india, marriage, drama, period drama, a suitable boy, bb, bbcComment

The problem with WEIRD Research

Almost all of them have WEIRD participants…but what does that mean?

Culture, ThoughtsZayani Bhatt24 July 2020science, research, diversity, inclusion, fairnessComment

Here’s Why We Need To Amplify WOC Representation

When we discuss the greatest achievements in history, how many women of color (WOC) come to mind?

Black and south Asian relationships in movies

There is a level of anti-black prejudice in the south Asian community, which means that relationships between these cultures may have to fight harder or may be less likely to happen in some circumstances. However, these relationships do happen even though the film industry at large would have us think differently.

Sikh Artist Unites Over Six Million People in Global Prayer

The aim is to ease tension and to promote love and stillness during this global pandemic.

News, CultureBritish Asian Women's Magazine29 May 2020religion, faith, covid19, kirtan, kirtan music

Review of south Asian Netflix show, Never Have I Ever

When told that it sounds sexually confusing, she replies; “it is but this is just the wedding dance.”

CultureBritish Asian Women's Magazine23 May 2020TV, Netflix, representation, diversity, Indian, teenage, cultureComment

To celebrate VE Day, 10 interesting facts about how south Asians helped in World War Two

To bring to the fore the contributions of India, Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh that helped seal Aliied victory and bring peace, here are 10 facts about south Asians in World War Two.

News, CultureBritish Asian Women's Magazine8 May 2020VE Day, World War Two, WW2, history, brown historyComment

Eight brands started by south Asians that are selling good and doing good

There are a number of small businesses owned by enterprising south Asians which sell fantastic products and do good either by making the products sustainably or by putting some of their profits towards worthwhile causes.

Simpson's character Apu, to no longer be voiced by Hank Azaria

“Something that started decades ago and was applauded and inoffensive is now politically incorrect. What can you do?”

Culture, NewsBritish Asian Women's Magazine12 March 2020simpsons, cartoonComment

Review of Mindy Kaling movie, Late Night

It validates the south Asian women’s office experience.

CultureBritish Asian Women's Magazine29 February 2020Late Night, indian movies

The best, inspiring Asian-themed Instagram accounts to follow

Instagram is a wormhole at the best of times and can cause stress and anxiety at the worst. But if you find the right accounts, it can also be a tremendous source of inspiration and just the push you need to get up and put some of your own magic into the world. So to take out the hard work for you, we've spent countless hours trawling Instagram just to find the best, most inspiriting Asian-themed accounts to follow.

Men, here are some statistics to prove why you should begin by believing female victims

An open letter to men on the most helpful thing they can do when talking about violence and gender with women. With a smattering of classic paintings of women looking truly fed up because it’s a difficult topic and humour helps. :)

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