Month: February 2013
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The Aerogram
Some of the last generation of Sepia Mutiny contributors are involved in a new webzine, The Aerogram. Check it out.
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Where secular nationalism lives
It is interesting to observe that whereas in the core Arab-Turkic-Persian world religious nationalism is dominant, as it is in Pakistan, in a place like Bangladesh (or Indonesia or Malaysia) secular nationalism is vibrant, and holds its own. This is … Continue reading →
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American Born or Raised Indian American outmarriage rates don’t change
In the early-to-mid 2000s I had a discussion with friends who were involved in the Sepia Mutiny blog about the trends for outmarriage rates in the Indian American community. Now that we have Census 2010 data we can compare. US … Continue reading →
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American Born or Raised Indian American outmarriage rates don’t change
In the early-to-mid 2000s I had a discussion with friends who were involved in the Sepia Mutiny blog about the trends for outmarriage rates in the Indian American community. Now that we have Census 2010 data we can compare. US … Continue reading → Related Posts: Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, USA, attitudes Atheists are unfit to…
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Before Jeremy Lin
Anyone who followed college basketball in the mid-90s is familiar with Rex Walters. Less well known is that he is half-Japanese. Some of the issues he presents are probably generalizable. Brown Americans (as in born-in-the-USA or raised-in-the-USA) have a high … Continue reading → Related Posts: Mischlinge brown pop Vice Guide to Karachi Zef Belated…