(1/4)
I wish Ireland had more community for the South Asian diaspora
I’m really sick of having to look at my life through a white lens
with my Indian identity and culture in the retrospective -
a small sad part of me I’m encouraged to disavow
I wish Ireland had more community for the South Asian diaspora
I’m really sick of having to look at my life through a white lens
with my Indian identity and culture in the retrospective -
a small sad part of me I’m encouraged to disavow
(2/4)
- rather than an identity I will always hold concurrently to any changes I experience in moving, settling, learning.
where I’m judged better when I lose fighting for the integrity of my name,
where I’m judged as less Indian by our community, but talked to by white people
- rather than an identity I will always hold concurrently to any changes I experience in moving, settling, learning.
where I’m judged better when I lose fighting for the integrity of my name,
where I’m judged as less Indian by our community, but talked to by white people
(3/4)
about other Indians derogatorily cos forced assimilation gave me natively/chameleon-accented fluency in English.
where my physical and intellectual identity is messed up because it’s judged
relative to white social standards, and how well I consume and can be
about other Indians derogatorily cos forced assimilation gave me natively/chameleon-accented fluency in English.
where my physical and intellectual identity is messed up because it’s judged
relative to white social standards, and how well I consume and can be