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Anjali Khosla

New York
As seen in: Medium, The New York Times, The Guardian, New York Daily News, Fast Company, Nieman Lab, Alta Journal, In Compliance Magazine
Writer / journalism professor at The New School

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Anjali Khosla’s Journalist Portfolio

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George Michael And The End Of My Century

George Michael And The End Of My Century

I remember exactly where I was when I first saw the video for "Freedom! '90," the smash single from George Mi…

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An Amreekan Tale

An Amreekan Tale

A review of Wajahat Ali’s new book.

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Gossamer | Made in England

Gossamer | Made in England

A British department store’s disastrous human zoo during England’s occupation of India.

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Gossamer | Hot and Unbothered

Gossamer | Hot and Unbothered

On sauna and sisu in rural Finland.

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Gossamer | The Dropout Artist

Gossamer | The Dropout Artist

An essay about Lee Lozano.

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Ivanka Trump Plots Her Legacy In "Women Who Work"

Ivanka Trump Plots Her Legacy In "Women Who Work"

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Articles

A Minneapolis Exhibition Depicts Native American Life through Native American Eyes

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By Anjali Khosla
| united.com
By Anjali Khosla October 25, 2023 When photojournalist Jaida Grey Eagle was studying at the Institute of American Indian Arts, she yearned to see more exhibitions highlighting the relationship Indigenous people have long had with photography in the United States. As one of the cocurators of In Our Hands: Native Photography, 1890 to Now, a new show at the Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia), she is doing her part to reframe the historical narrative.
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Wajahat Ali’s Dreams and Nightmares Original

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By Anjali Khosla
| MailerLite Blog
Once upon a time in the late 20th century, below Fremont’s then-vineyard-draped Mission Hills, in a triangle-shaped house with a “big-ass eucalyptus tree in front,” there lived a little Pakistani American boy named Wajahat Ali—along with his parents, grandparents, and various relatives. “We were the Desi Bunch and our squad had a deeper bench than the Bradys,” he writes in Go Back to Where You Came from: And Other Helpful Recommendations on How to Become American.
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Walking the Walk

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By Ayomide Osobamiro, Lisen Stromberg, Anjali Khosla, Natalie Shukur Verified
| united.com
Illustration by Tony Healey Most executives talk the talk on diversity. Walker & Company Brands CEO Tristan Walker backs it up with his products and actions Tristan Walker has always found himself just a hair ahead of the curve. In 2008, he lost his job on Wall Street. On the same day he received his acceptance letter from the Stanford Graduate School of Business—landing him in the Bay Area for Silicon Valley’s most optimistic period.
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Interview

What was your first job as a journalist?

I did some freelance reporting for a few Minnesota papers while I was in high school.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes.

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Scrivener

Awards

SAJA Journalism Award

2021
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New York Press Club Award

2020
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