Tag: racism
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My Unfiltered experience with Racism – From Every Corner
I write extensively about racism because I genuinely believe that, despite Canada’s self-proclaimed inclusive culture, racism remains the single greatest barrier to the country’s growth as a truly equitable society. And no, this isn’t one of those usual rants about how “everyone is against Indians.” Instead, this article puts everyone—not just Indian immigrants—on the hot…
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Why I Quit Tiktok: A Response to the Rising Hatred Against Indians
Leaving a social media platform in 2025 may not seem like headline news. People deactivate accounts all the time, citing burnout, toxicity, or a desire for more meaningful engagement. But when I decided to quit Tiktok, it wasn’t a casual digital detox. It was an emotional decision rooted in deep disappointment—triggered by the persistent, unchecked…
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Racism and Hatred Will Get You Views on Social Media—But Will It Give You Peaceful Sleep?
Consider this a follow-up to my earlier article on the same issue. The surge of videos surfacing as summer begins—blaming immigrants for everything from a struggling economy to increased housing prices, to liberals winning the election, to the alleged destruction of cherry blossoms—prompted me to write this piece. It’s not just the posts or videos…
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Handling Racism
Racism. It’s a delicate subject, a conversation many avoid, yet it remains one of the most controversial issues we face today. Here’s a bold statement: “Racism— we’ve all done it to someone, and we’ve all faced it.” Now, many may disagree with this, but if you take a moment to reflect, chances are you’ve exhibited…
