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Immigrants Won the World Cup, But Ozil’s Retirement Reminds Us that Racism Isn’t Defeated
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Immigrants Won the World Cup, But Ozil’s Retirement Reminds Us that Racism Isn’t Defeated

Mesut Ozil once said he had two hearts, one German and one Turkish. But regardless of his fame, he can’t transcend the stereotype of being a German only when he is useful to Germany. After a World Cup that was lauded for belonging to immigrants, Ozil’s retirement statement throws up a new question: Is it possible for immigrants to belong?
Posted by Kahini Iyer July 22, 2016
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Indigo, Discrimination and Raising A Special Needs Child: A Mother’s View

As the mother of a special needs child, the Indigo incident was triggering. For it brought back memories of the times where I have fought discrimination and societal ignorance to get my child to be treated fairly.
Posted by Sonam Patel March 16, 2016

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