“It’s about roots. It’s about what’s happening in our world today and what’s been happening for so long.”
Instagram's favorite poet shared her story IRL at an emotional Dallas reading.
"As an Asian I would just like to say how proud I am of this. I don't think people realise how amazing and important it is to see representation like become part of prime time television."
Joining the #MeToo fight is Sukhnidh Kaur, whose song dedicated to M.J. Akbar is a one-minute masterclass in consent
It’s a collective that is driven by a passion for the past, with an eye on the future.
Social-media poets, using Instagram as a marketing tool, are not just artists—they’re entrepreneurs.
The author of the poem didn't appreciate the edit and shot back with a fiery response, "Pshhhh how dare you etc. etc."
Kaur's collection of poetry has the capacity to mend and heal broken hearts.
“Our episode Sikhs in America on #UnitedShadesofAmerica w @wkamaubell won an EMMY! It was the 1st time the nation saw Sikhs tell our own stories, in our own voices, & now it has received the highest honor in the industry!"
One local politician, Vicky Dhillon, is getting some attention online for an old campaign video.