Poem - Apples and Mangos
This is a poem I wrote years ago. Hope you enjoy it.
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Lutfun Choudhury
From punk, to rock to Bengali folk songs, Lutfun Choudhury explains her own unique musical journey.
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Madia Alam
Madia Alam from Bradford reveals her family's differing experience of marriage.
Listen Send to a friendDo you need to be a "rudeboi"?
In todays British Asian society, the rudeboi image is becoming ever increasing, but is that what all of us are about?
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Uprooted by partition, MC Orifice Vulgatron’s family lived around the world, and found prejudice followed them.
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What links Prince William with British Asians? Asian Network presenter Murtz has the answer
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Take away a slice of presenter Murtz explaining his consuming passion for music and Indian takeaways
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Manisha Bhati
My names Manisha i'm married aged 28 and was born bought up in the Midlands after marriage moved down to Hertfordshire.
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ppl r too dramatic bwt relationships n bwt thier honour in the society which is causin many problems around the world!!!
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Naz is 31 years old and from Birmingham. She describes herself as a Muslim first and then English.
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Find out why presenter Nerm doesn't want to be known as a 'British Asian'.
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Nerm on his changing experience of India and why it's music scene is one of the best in the world.
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Hear Nerm talk about the spiritual and emotional journey that music has been for him.
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Sri Lankan? British? Asian? Tottenham Hotspur fan? Nihal reveals his identity.
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Can music combat racism? Nihal thinks so, listen to him explain what music means to him.
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Nikki Bedi reveals her mixed Indian and English roots and how her Indian father met her mother against the odds.
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Nushan Gunawardana has lived all over the world, and says being British Asian makes him able to fit in anywhere.
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Omar Mughal
I was born in England to Pakistani parents but there were many small incidents which bitterly brought home to me what was different between us and them.
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my identity
identity as a british asian to me is my pride ,it gives me opertunityproud that i am british with asian values
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What value do YOU add to being part of the UK? What impact will you leave when your days are over? A British Hindu view.
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I am Equality/Diversity consultant for over 18 years. It's interesting that this debate is happening now as these terms were used back in the early 80's.
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I think British Asians today are losing their identity. They’'re losing the meaning of being an Asian basically losing their roots. It’'s easy for that to happen because you live in a British country and there’s pressure on you to fit in so you try to lose your roots. I think the term ‘British Asian’ is dying out and soon it’s going to just be ‘British’.
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Punam Verma from the West Midlands believes British record companies don't know how to package Asian artists.
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