No. 1 Immigrant Daughter
Sayu Bhojwani, Home Girls UnitePeriodic dispatch from Sayu Bhojwani on immigrant daughters reaching our highest ambitions and deepest joys
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The Currency of Solitude
Welcome to August, the unofficial halfway through summer! The pressure to make the most of this season seems to escalate right around this time. Many of us begin realizing that Fall is coming, and we’ve not taken enough time to rosé all day...
Healing vs Liberation
On a recent summer day, I took a walk in the woods, just before a bout of apocalyptic weather. Later in the day, the temperature would soar. But in the early hours of the morning, on a familiar path along which large rocks hugged waterfalls...
First in the Bloodline
In two books I read this week, female characters navigate how to find personal happiness while meeting cultural and familial expectations. Sound familiar?
I’m excited to share the titles here, because they are by friends but also because t...
This Summer, Count Your Wins!
Happy July, dear readers! Hope you’ve managed to stay hydrated and glowing in the extreme heat that has affected so many of us over the past few days.
This summer continues to do the most, distracting us with come-from-behind World Cup win...
Democracy Could Look Like This Everywhere
Last night, I walked into Brad Lander’s election party minutes before the announcement that he had won the race for NY-10, the Congressional district in which I live. What a decisive victory!
Me, Councilmember Tiffany Caban, Congresswoman...
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Sayu activates change among immigrants and women of color, by nurturing bold spaces and amplifying stories that push us to pursue our highest ambitions and deepest joys.
Home Girls Unite is a community interest company uniquely supporting eldest, parentified, and immigrant daughters. We aim to provide safe spaces where the eldest daughters can be seen, heard, and understood.
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