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Author of Don't Let Him Know. Columnist with Mint Lounge and The Hindu. Hosts The Sandip Roy Show for Indian Express and KALW 91.7 FM .

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American Dream

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By Sandip Roy Verified
| KALW-FM (San Francisco, CA) Verified
The war in Iran had just started. I was meeting an American friend for coffee in San Francisco. There were “No Kings” posters on shop windows around us, symbols of protest against US President Donald Trump. San Francisco is a liberal bastion so that was not too surprising. Nor was it surprising that my friend was aghast about the war. “It’s so embarrassing travelling anywhere as an American,” she said. “People are either upset with you. Or they look at you with pity.It’s terrible.
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Sandip Roy: How Trump is reinventing the American Dream

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By Sandip Roy Verified
| HT Syndication
New Delhi, July 4 -- The war in Iran had just started. I was meeting an American friend for coffee in San Francisco. There were "No Kings" posters on shop windows around us, symbols of protest against US President Donald Trump. San Francisco is a liberal bastion so that was not too surprising. Nor was it surprising that my friend was aghast about the war. "It's so embarrassing travelling anywhere as an American," she said. "People are either upset with you. Or they look at you with pity." I agreed.
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Sandip Roy: How Trump is reinventing the American Dream

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By Sandip Roy Verified
| Mint
The war in Iran had just started. I was meeting an American friend for coffee in San Francisco. There were “No Kings” posters on shop windows around us, symbols of protest against US President Donald Trump. San Francisco is a liberal bastion so that was not too surprising. Nor was it surprising that my friend was aghast about the war. “It’s so embarrassing travelling anywhere as an American,” she said. “People are either upset with you. Or they look at you with pity.” I agreed.
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