The Atlantic

Four Myths Fueling the Fight Over NYC’s Exclusive High Schools

American Bazaar

Motels in the US: the domain of Indian Americans

Bloomberg

Motel Industry Turmoil Blocks Indian-American Path to Prosperity

Borderzine

‘Patel Motels’ spreading Indian entrepreneurship throughout the U.S.

Boston Globe

Studies Show We Are a Long Way from the Land of the Free

Dear Abby, Your Advice Against Giving Kids Foreign Names Reeks of Whitewashin

The Buffalo News

Gates Foundation takes wrong path to rethinking education

The Caravan

An exhibition on Indian Americans strives to present the community’s story on its own terms

The Conversation

Racism is behind anti-Asian American violence, even when it’s not a hate crime

Tutoring kids who don’t need it is a booming business in affluent areas where parents want to stack the deck

Why Indian American spelling bee success is more than just an endearing story

CNN

How the story of Kamala Harris upends the Asian American ‘model minority’ stereotype

The difficult choice about hiring a tutor for your children

The most effective way to fight back against anti-Asian hate

Colorlines

How a Staple of Americana Became the Indian American Dream

The Economic Times

Why PM Modi is more alluring to the Patels of America than bellows for quotas back home

Firstpost

How Patels took over motels

Forbes

Why Any More Presidential Debates Should Be Entirely About COVID-19

The Guardian

The meaning of Kamala Harris: the woman who will break new ground as vice-president

From Apu to Master of None: how US pop culture tuned into the south Asian experience

No laughing matter: how can The Simpsons solve its problem with Apu?

Gulf News

About time! How US pop culture opened up to South Asia

Hindustan Times

For Patels living in US, reservation is not the solution

Things Indian Americans Have Had to Do to Belong

Hyphen Magazine

Front Desk – How Can I Help You?” Indian American Motel Owners in the Heartland

International Business Times

Spelling Bee Blues: Indians’ Domination Only Reasserts Negative Stereotypes

Little India

Indian American Hotels Scale Up

Los Angeles Times

Braille is everywhere, but most blind kids can’t read it. A competition hopes to change that

NBC News

‘Binded by blood,’ split over election: Asian American family embodies generational shift in politics

News India

Hindu priest brutally attacked in New York”

Nogales International

“Indian nationals find a home in Santa Cruz County”

PBS News Hour website

5 stories from last week that deserve a second look

PRI/The World

Indian Americans are crucial voting bloc in Houston’s hotly contested House race

Putting an end to ‘chain migration’ could have a negative economic impact

PRI/Economics

Sundar Pichai’s ascension at Google isn’t proof that immigrants have ‘made it'

The Indian Express

Stars and Stripes

Missing the desi beat

The StarLedger

They know where it’s at: Indian-Americans rule at National Geographic Bee

The affluent Patel clan owns a quarter of US motels. In India, it wants to be called ‘backward'

Time Magazine

Summer Tutoring Is Not the Solution to a Lost Year of Schooling. It Might Hurt Kids More Than It Helps Them

Salon

Post-9/11 hate is taking a new form

The White House is misleading the public on ‘chain migration'

Slate

Ed Case Shows How Not to Reach Out to Your Nonwhite Constituents

The Bulwark

Reform the Law, Too

The Society Pages

Spelling Bees to Secure Straight ‘A’s'

South China Morning Post

How Indian kids became masters of spelling bees

The New York Times

The Scripps Spelling Bee Is Broken. Please Don’t Fix It. (Published 2019)

This Week in Asia

How Indian kids conquered the English dictionary and became world champions of spelling bees

Times of India

Gujaratis 6% of Indians, but 20% of US Indians

Times Herald-Record

Schools Scramble to Respond to Influx of Immigrant Students

USA Today

“‘Time for innovation’: How tutoring could be a key to lifting kids out of ‘COVID slide'”

Voice of America

Trump Returns From India Visit, But With Some Rewards Yet to Come

Washington Post

An influential clan clamoring for opportunity in India also owns about half of U.S. motels

Wall Street Journal

Why Indian Americans are Best at Bees

Why Indian Americans Dominate the U.S. Motel Industry

‘Spelling the Dream’ Review: A Long Spell of Dominance