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'Activist Popcorn Cinema' is the New Film Genre we Didn't Know we Needed
Keep your eyes peeled for Faraz Shariat’s sensual semi-autobiographical debut, 'No Hard Feelings'.
5 Reasons Why the New Zealand Attacks Should Alarm India
The anti-immigrant and right-wing extremist sentiment might sound familiar to you.
How Roti Helped These London Chefs Reconnect with Their Caribbean Roots
"I had to step out my house to find my Caribbean culture."
What This Burnaby Race Says About the NDP’s Federal Election Strategy
It’s do or die for leader Jagmeet Singh. Here’s what he’s telling BC voters.
A Hindu Tamil Practice Where Believers Prove Their Faith Through Piercings
At first glance, the Thaipusam festival might seem more like a body modification convention than religious practice.
Asian Families Are Masters of Food Economics
When most kids are being taught how to ride a bicycle by their parents, my Pakistani parents were set upon teaching me the fine art of bulk-buying at the grocery store.
Ligaya Mishan Is a Different Kind of Food Critic
Even beyond her New York Times column that focuses on immigrant foods, Mishan has emerged as an activist voice for Asian-Americans.
San Francisco's Besharam Serves Up Desi Nostalgia for Immigrant Kids
Chef Heena Patel masterfully created a space where young people of color can find community, rebellion, and the food that tastes like home.