In a (Barely) Blue County in a Red State, Anxiety and Disbelief
Tampa is one of the few places in Florida that Hillary Clinton won. Immigrants there worry about the future.
Tag: Indian Americans
Seeking a “Peaceful Balance” for Hindus in the U.S.
The challenge of fostering unity in a diverse community
Reporter’s Notebook: Conn. Priest Shows How to Earn the Trust of an Immigrant Community
FI2W reporter Aswini Anburajan produced a radio piece for NPR’s Latino USA on Father James Manship, a Roman Catholic priest in New Haven, Conn., who teaches his immigrant parishioners how to stand up for their civil rights, and who has…
Best Picture? Slumdog Millionaire Sparks Heated Debate Among Indians About Their Country’s Image: News Analysis From FI2W
By Aswini Anburajan, Feet in Two Worlds reporter It was easier with Gandhi. Now that’s a movie a country and its people can love, wrap their arms around, and shout praise to. Love, peace, and Satyagraha (nonviolent resistance) — they…