race

Race, Corruption, Morality and the Making of Anglo-India

MJ Akbar

Justice Pulbandi and the hanged Maharaja

‘I am a Cyclops’

Aminder Dhaliwal’s graphic novel uses the figure of the cyclops to talk about race and belonging, sexuality and relationships. The animator tells Nandini Nair why we are all outsiders

Lewis Hamilton: Success Formula

Lhendup G Bhutia

Championing diversity in motorsport in the age of Black Lives Matter

Margaret Atwood: The New Testament

Rajni George

Margaret Atwood’s sequel to her cult novel is marked by the same urgency of cultural zeitgeist and prophetic resonance that made the publication of the original a literary event 34 years ago

‘There is no biological basis to race’

Bhavya Dore

Angela Saini dismantles notions of ethnicity and colour in her latest book. The author in conversation with Bhavya Dore

The Foreigner’s Home

Toni Morrison

To what do we pay greatest allegiance? Family, language group, country, gender? Religion, race? And if none of these matter, are we urbane, cosmopolitan, or simply lonely?

Workings of the Heart

Sharanya Manivannan

Race, law and love in two American novels

London’s First Muslim Mayor: Khan and the Colour Quotient

Lance Price

The election of London’s first Muslim Mayor and race and politics in Britain

Race

Ajit Duara

In spite of its excellent performances and craftsmanship, this film is a little too politically correct

Nobody knows of their real origin or if they are indeed Aryans. But, regarded as long-lost members of a purebred ‘Master Race’ settled in the Himalayas, Brokpas attract curious visitors, some of who try to satisfy their fantasy of having pure Aryan babies