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Vignesh Ramachandran

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Covers:  Race, demographics, culture, politics
Journalist | Co-Founder/Editor of Red, White and Brown Media: South Asian American conversations at redwhiteandbrown.substack.com

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About That Guy Santosh:Whether He Goes By SAN-TAWSH Or SUN-THOSH – I’ts His Choice

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By Vignesh Ramachandran 
| India Currents
Overview The criticism against him was almost exclusively coming from fellow Brown men and women — a type of snobby “Brownsplaining” that they would normally cringe at if it came from a non-South Asian. By now, some of you might have seen a man-on-the-street interview that started going viral on social media at the end of last year.
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Why Zohran’s Mom Is A Legend

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By Vignesh Ramachandran 
| URL Media
Estimated reading time: 4 minutes During one of the final trips, my Ambulu Paati stayed with me back in 2017, and I took her to see director Mira Nair’s musical theater adaptation of “Monsoon Wedding” in Berkeley. Afraid we’d be late with bridge traffic, I made us leave my apartment ridiculously early.
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Why Zohran’s Mom Is A Legend

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By Vignesh Ramachandran 
| India Currents
Estimated reading time: 4 minutes During one of the final trips, my Ambulu Paati stayed with me back in 2017, and I took her to see director Mira Nair’s musical theater adaptation of “Monsoon Wedding” in Berkeley. Afraid we’d be late with bridge traffic, I made us leave my apartment ridiculously early.
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