Browse Items (15 total)
- Tags: Pakistani-Americans
Sort by:
Saagar Shaikh
This interview is with Saagar Shaikh, an actor living in Los Angeles, CA. Saagar talks about growing up as a Pakistani Muslim in Alief and San Antonio and describes the differences between those communities during his childhood. He describes his…
Tags: 9/11, Actors, Arts, CA - Los Angeles, Community, Discrimination, Diversity and inclusion, Family dynamics, First-generation Americans, Islamophobia, Ms. Marvel (TV series), Muslims, Northwest Vista College, Pakistani-Americans, Racism, Texas, The University of Texas at San Antonio, TX - Alief, TX - Houston, TX - San Antonio
Sehar Ezez
This interview is with Sehar Ezez, a Pakistani-American with experience organizing with marginalized communities. Sehar talks about growing up Muslim in Alabama and the struggles her family and extended Muslim community faced in the aftermath of…
Sharjeel Syed
This interview is with Sharjeel Syed, a first-generation undocumented Pakistani Muslim-American, who is currently in his first year of residency in Chicago, Illinois. Sharjeel’s experience of growing up in San Antonio, going to the local mosque, and…
Usama Malik
This interview is with Usama Malik, a Muslim Chaplain at Muslim Space in Austin, Texas. Usama shares the story of his upbringing in Round Rock, Texas, a community with few Muslims. He discusses the discrimination he faced growing up, and the ways he…
Wajiha Rizvi
This interview is with Wajiha Rizvi, an attorney and writer living in Austin, TX. Wajiha tells the story of growing up in a small Shia community just getting its footing in the DFW area. She talks about the Partition of India in 1947, how that event…
Tags: 9/11, Beauty standards, Belonging, Campaigning, Code switching, Community, Desis, Family dynamics, First-generation Americans, Folklore, Hijab, Immigrant parents, Legal professionals, Muslim women's experiences, Pakistani-Americans, Partition of India, Protesting, Self-care, Student engagement, Trauma, TX - Arlington, TX - Austin, TX - Dallas, Writers