Music
Inquilab Zindabad
Choreographer Joti Singh reflects on her own familial connections to Ghadar history, staged recently in her production "Red, Saffron, and Green."
Review of Micropixie's The Good, the Beige & the Ugly
On her new album, Micropixie faces the complications of living among humans with introspection and righteous defiance. It is filled with quick wit, puns, and double entendres together with a variety of approaches to down-tempo electro-lounge emulsified with a thick dollop of soul.
Voices Of Resistance 10: Arts and 9/11
A reflection on SAPAC's visual arts exhibit and performance event, Voices of Resistance 10:Revision
Swagistani: A Review of Chee Malabar's Burning Tire Artisan
With the underground explosion of Das Racist & the BBC Asian Network-supported BURBAN (Brown Urban) scene in the UK, Chee Malabar attempts to hold down the fort for earnest desi rap stateside with his latest offering Burning Tire Artisan. His dedication to the game is apparent and his commitment to the cause evident, waving both Himalayan Project and Oblique Brown flags since the days when the Karmacy Movement was relevant to somebody; CM shows no signs of slowing down.
Muslims Across the Brown Atlantic
The Position of Muslims in the UK and the US
