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New America Media

Posted on April 1, 2013 by Sarita Sarvate
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I remember the first time New America Media (NAM)—or rather its precursor the Pacific News Service (PNS)—dawned on my consciousness. It was in the early ‘90s, when one morning, out of the blue, I decided to become an op-ed commentator. … Continue reading →

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The Feminist Illusion of “Girls”

Posted on March 5, 2013 by Sarita Sarvate
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There is a a debate raging among American feminists about whether the show Girls on HBO is good or bad for the cause. Girls depicts four white young women and their romantic and sexual partners in New York City. Even … Continue reading →

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Senora Butterfly

Posted on February 6, 2013 by Sarita Sarvate
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I wake up in the morning and wander on to the terrace to watch the fishing boats heading home after a night on the ocean. As I put a pot of tea on, birds start singing in the palms and … Continue reading →

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Letting Children Be Children

Posted on January 8, 2013 by Sarita Sarvate
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All the brouhaha about the “Tiger Mom” has resulted in one thing; it has made her a rich woman indeed. In case you have been in a coma for the last few weeks, Tiger Mom is Amy Chua, the author … Continue reading →

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It’s Morning in America Again

Posted on December 2, 2012 by Sarita Sarvate
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Six billion dollars were washed down the drain in the election of 2012, but the American public taught the corporate interests and the spin-masters a lesson; that elections cannot be bought. That truth does prevail. That a party which plans … Continue reading →

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Bye, Bye Politics; Bye, Bye America?

Posted on November 1, 2012 by Sarita Sarvate
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In this election cycle, I finally lost it. I cannot stomach American politics any more. There was a time when I used to relish it, when I used to like watching debates and discussing policy. No more. The current election … Continue reading →

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Obama Is Our Option

Posted on October 4, 2012 by Sarita Sarvate
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Jon Stewart labeled the Democratic National Convention, “Hope and Change—II.” Larry David, the creator of Seinfeld, quipped that Obama’s 2012 campaign platform is “Less Bad is Better Than More Bad” or, alternatively, “We Could Have Done Worse.” I can see … Continue reading →

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Letter from Paris

Posted on August 8, 2012 by Sarita Sarvate
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(Once again, these blog posts are out of order.  This should actually have been the first post.  Please pay attention to the dates at the tops of these posts)June 15, 2012  On an impulse, I bought a ticket to Paris. A … Continue reading →

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I am Gulliver, I am Sindbad

Posted on August 8, 2012 by Sarita Sarvate
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July 15, 2012 When I was a little girl, I loved adventure stories. There was a Marathi magazine named Chandoba, which means “moon,” and in this magazine, I discovered a faraway, magical world. The first time I read about Sindbad, … Continue reading →

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Abundance

Posted on July 1, 2012 by Sarita Sarvate
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Abundance June 27, 2012 (The dates on all these blogs are scrambled up.  Actually they start on June 18th and go on from there, almost every day or every other day.  I messed up on that.) My friend Adria always … Continue reading →

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