March 20, 2017 By Krithika Pennathur When I think about beauty, I sometimes want to cry. Surrounded by eurocentric beauty standards in magazines and attending predominantly white schools, I find myself struggling […]
Beauty and Boldness
Reconciliation
March 2, 2017 By Krithika Pennathur My voice is hindered when you tell me that i am not Enough because of my identity. -these thoughts below are my way of reconciling with […]
Poems on Immigration II
February 28, 2017 By Krithika Pennathur 8. The only love i’ve ever known is two newlywed people leaving everything that they have ever known and moving somewhere they know nothing about, devoting […]
I’m Thinking About Water
February 9, 2017 By Krithika Pennathur I’m thinking about water. as I hear the advisory, “contamination in water, stay away. use bottled water instead.” I’m thinking about water. when I am in […]
Poems on Immigration
February 6, 2017 By Krithika Pennathur 1. My mother’s curry filled with spices she buys everyday from the vendors rich spices I can taste them even when asleep she cooks with love. […]
My America
December 7, 2016 By Christina Castillo my America loves me they love my tan and my curls as long as it is not on me they love my mother’s hips and her […]
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