Don't mean to be a negative nancy, but I **really**, really, dislike this trend of some Punjabi artists in the West now churning out artwork by making their own "covers" of popular magazines with photos from the protests.
Lot of genuine problems with this
https://t.co/NtgREE0rhF
From facing hate propaganda for around a decade and half, which started soon after Partition and made people disown their mother tongue during census of 1951 and 1961, #Punjabi has now emerged as the language of resistance during the current #Farmers movement. pic.twitter.com/o2z7B7lYNj
— I P Singh (@ipsinghTOI) January 13, 2021
Is a movement only validated if it's covered in a magazine for Western audiences?
https://t.co/LpGafXQZ3Y
This is going live tomorrow, by the way!
— Jaskaran Singh Sandhu (@JaskaranSandhu_) January 17, 2021
If the past week, and today, has shown us anything it's that being able to share the lived experience and perspective of diaspora Sikhs is critical to the global conversation. https://t.co/O1S3aH4iys