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Mosey with us through the South, a region rich with history and culture -- and one that is vital to, but often overlooked in, Asian American history.
Kirti Kamboj
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Kirti Kamboj
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Kirti Kamboj was born in Mumbai, and while growing up also lived in New Orleans, Atlanta, and Chicago. She worked as a researcher and a futures trader, before deciding to see what life would be like without staring at computer screens most of the day. That's also why she started blogging.
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All Recent Posts and Articles
- Deliberate Distortions: 'Radiolab' and the Hmong Story
- Delhi's World Book Fair
- 'We Are The Works In Progress': Blonde Redhead's Kazu Makino and the Japan Benefit Album
- The Yoga Debate: An Existentially Challenged Desi Chimes In
- The Department of Homeland Security Sued over Unlawful Detentions
- H.R. 963: The 'See a Minority, Report a Terrorist' Act of 2011?
- Mother Jones Falls Short with 'My Summer at an Indian Call Center'
- Channel 4 Releases Documentary 'Sri Lanka's Killing Fields'
- 10 Facts About Indian Americans
- 'The Reluctant Fundamentalist': The Assimilation Narrative Goes International
Comments
- This is a very good point! (The Science of Racism: Radiolab's Treatment of Hmong Experience)
- After reading and considering (The Science of Racism: Radiolab's Treatment of Hmong Experience)
- It's a "universal experience" (The Science of Racism: Radiolab's Treatment of Hmong Experience)
- Hi anon! Thanks for the (Deliberate Distortions: 'Radiolab' and the Hmong Story)
- .....do you seriously believe everything you just wrote? (The Science of Racism: Radiolab's Treatment of Hmong Experience)
- apologies for technical glitch (The Science of Racism: Radiolab's Treatment of Hmong Experience)
- Also, this post from Matthew (The Science of Racism: Radiolab's Treatment of Hmong Experience)
- a reaction to one of Mr. Capello's points (The Science of Racism: Radiolab's Treatment of Hmong Experience)
- on the theory behind institutional racism (The Science of Racism: Radiolab's Treatment of Hmong Experience)
- agreed (The Science of Racism: Radiolab's Treatment of Hmong Experience)
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