Are you bored of International Women's Day yet?

“I’ve chosen to remain anonymous as it’s a controversial take that will no doubt send me hate but it’s worth expressing.”

ThoughtsBritish Asian Women's Magazine8 March 2023Comment

The (Post) Colonial demasculinisation within Mogul Mowgli (2020)

By Kritvi Rana

Kritvi examines Riz Ahmed’s film’s depiction of the impact colonialisation had on Asian men.

Thoughts, mental healthBritish Asian Women's Magazine14 August 2022Comment

How the opening of a restaurant brought together south Indians from across the UK

By Sandhya Venktesh

ಸಂಪೂರ್ಣ!

Culture, ThoughtsBritish Asian Women's Magazine25 January 2022Comment

Why joining a book club made me less of an "angry" feminist

By Daksha Kapadia

“I was the only person of colour and individual younger than 55.”

Thoughts, CultureBritish Asian Women's Magazine12 January 2022Comment

Why you need to make this your new year's eve wish this year

By Devika Khakkar

Go on. I dare you.

Thoughts, CultureBritish Asian Women's Magazine31 December 2021new year, new years resolution, thoughts, new year's wish, culture, 2020, 2021, pandmicComment

Identity crisis

What does it mean to be Kashmiri?

British south Asian Actress Karen Johal on following your purpose as an artist

“There’s not many Indian people on tv” Karen Johal shares in her own words, her struggle, her lessons and her life today.

Thoughts, WorkBritish Asian Women's Magazine12 May 2021south asian actress, asian artistComment

What it’s like to be half Indian and half Pakistani

Enjoy this collection of poems and stories on what it is like being half Indian and half Pakistani.

How I managed being a south Asian creative during lockdown

“I felt limited in what I could and was allowed to create, especially when it involved possibly creating work reflecting my identity.”

Fashion, Work, ThoughtsBritish Asian Women's Magazine5 March 2021photography, career, work, creative, lockdown, pandemicComment

Exploring south Asian culture, heritage and history during the second lockdown

If you have some free time this lockdown, it could be a chance to learn more about and connect with your ancestral culture, heritage and history, and in doing so, learn more about your family and maybe even yourself. We share some ideas for cultural activities to do, to inspire you.

The problem with WEIRD Research

Almost all of them have WEIRD participants…but what does that mean?

Culture, ThoughtsZayani Bhatt24 July 2020science, research, diversity, inclusion, fairnessComment

Here’s Why We Need To Amplify WOC Representation

When we discuss the greatest achievements in history, how many women of color (WOC) come to mind?

Men, here are some statistics to prove why you should begin by believing female victims

An open letter to men on the most helpful thing they can do when talking about violence and gender with women. With a smattering of classic paintings of women looking truly fed up because it’s a difficult topic and humour helps. :)

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