Vamsee Juluri  

What if you see your image in a mirror that is cracked/broken? What kinds of distortions will the mirror make of your visage? Will you want to continue to look in the mirror or look away? What do you sense and feel when you see your image is distorted? What if you do not know that the mirror is cracked? What if it is the only mirror you can access or allowed access to? Humor me and do this thought experiment. 

I recently had the privilege of presenting a paper on a panel at the National Communication Association conference alongside one by Professor Charu Uppal on the subject of – Priyanka Chopra. This paper, unlike Barkha Dutt’s selective intervention, was the whole deal, a complete analysis of the global celebrity apparatus with its ruthless, shameless, avaricious system of inclusion, exclusion, objectification, packaging, and denial

A Black Mirror-like device about Hindus being subhuman or dangerous is getting cozily implanted into more and more peoples’ heads through media and education, and this is happening not only with media in other countries where Hindus live, but also in India itself, where more and more elite Hindus in business, media, and politics are behaving as if their fellow Hindus who are devout and traditional are 'roaches'