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Aug 19, 2022

Yoga 2.0

This post was directly inspired by the show Indian Matchmaking, which my parents and I have been glued to recently. None of us has ever…

Aditi Ramaswamy

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Jun 29, 2022

The Myth of the Gentle Brahmin

In the course of my anti-caste writing and advocacy, I’ve repeatedly come across one argument: namely, that it is unfair of me to criticise…

Aditi Ramaswamy

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May 1, 2022

Freedomville

I cheated on the title of this. It was pilfered directly from a book I read recently: “Freedomville”, by Laura T. Murphy. I finished this…

Aditi Ramaswamy

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Apr 1, 2022

An Ode to Exhaustion

I tried to come up with something piquant for this month’s blog post. Really, I did. I juggled a myriad of topics and reached toward the…

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Feb 23, 2022

Kipling and Me

Or: How To Deal With Your Childhood Favourite Author Hating You

Kipling and Me

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An Injustice!

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Aditi Ramaswamy

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Jan 27, 2022

Schrodinger’s Oppressed

I generally enjoy reading letters. Many of my friends share my Victorian sentiments and will frequently send me touching hand-written…

A map of CSU campuses, the central location of the debate around caste in the diaspora

Aditi Ramaswamy

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Jan 14, 2022

Embracing Evil

My last essay was all about how I am not inherently evil. Today, I present to you the reasons why I’d like to be evil…

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Dec 6, 2021

Land of Evil

For Halloween 2022, I’ve decided to go as the scariest kind of monster: myself.

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Nov 27, 2021

Whimper

On Wednesday evening my family watched Dhamaka. The word means “explosion”, and the film certainly lived up to its title – in the sense…

Whimper

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Oct 18, 2021

Jack’s Ladies

The last time I visited London, at the age of seventeen, there was one thing I desperately wanted to do. Okay, two things: buy a lot of…

Jack’s Ladies

Aditi Ramaswamy

Aditi Ramaswamy

Software engineer; emerging author; almost certainly not a changeling. I write about the uncomfortable parts of Indian & American history & culture.

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