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Stories & Histories of People from a Third Culture

Outcast: The Women That Left India For the New World In The Nineteenth Century

Nearly a quarter million women left India between 1838 to 1917 as indentured laborers. They went from India to Mauritius, Fiji,...

First East Indian Immigrants and U.S. Citizenship based on Whiteness

First East Indian To Acquire U.S. Citizenship Argued He Should be Classified As a "free white person."

Anonymity, Art & The Indian Painter

Experiences with Indian Art

Six Yards of Love and Tradition

The sari, its versatility and what it symbolizes to modern Indian Women

Unsung Heroes: Untold South Asian Immigrant Stories From Early America

South Asians started coming to Colonial America soon after the Mayflower landed and continued to come and affect American society.

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