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Opinion For immigrants, to love America is to question it

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By Sayu Bhojwani
| The Indian Express Verified
I moved to the United States as an international student, understanding it to be a place of freedom, a place where people could speak their minds and pursue their passions. For decades, this is the story America has told about itself, through its heavy-handed diplomacy and its Hollywood imagery.
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We the Nonprofit Founders: Dreaming, Building, and Nurturing Democracy for All

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By Sayu Bhojwani
| Nonprofit Quarterly Verified
Credit: Jakob Owens on Unsplash I arrived in America in the mid-1980s, an awkward bookish international student from Belize. For the first time in my life, I faced new questions about my identity: Are you Seminole or Cherokee? So, you’re from Brazil? Do you eat with chopsticks in India?
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In New York, Zohran Mamdani crafted a campaign that went beyond identity - that’s how he won

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By Sayu Bhojwani
| The Indian Express Verified
After the President of the United States, the mayor of New York City is the second most visible job in America. Now, Indian American Zohran Mamdani holds the title. Winning over 50 per cent of the vote in a decisive election powered by South Asians, young people, and fed-up New Yorkers, the 34-year-old Mamdani has helped rekindle faith in American democracy.
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