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Hellsangel wrote:Speak English in public places, Telangana group tells members in US

Madasani and his friend were speaking English rather than their native Telugu. Kuchibhotla made it a point to speak English in public, Madasani said.

pravalika nanda wrote:oh and nobody is going back. this widow will stick around to make sure she is compensated for this. looks like a housewife.

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:This is how it has always been so why do you expect anything else is a tiresome and poor line of argumentation. It has not always been like this. Slavery is illegal today, women can vote, there was a civil rights movement, and we have had a black president. There has been tremendous change over the history of this country. So in fact his expectations that things should get even better is keeping in line with the arc of history.

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

pravalika nanda wrote:oh and nobody is going back. this widow will stick around to make sure she is compensated for this. looks like a housewife.

Nobody said she was.

pravalika nanda wrote:oh and nobody is going back. this widow will stick around to make sure she is compensated for this. looks like a housewife.

pravalika nanda wrote:oh and nobody is going back. this widow will stick around to make sure she is compensated for this. looks like a housewife.

I am the baby of my house, being the youngest with two elder sisters. I grew up to be a carefree child. It was Srinivas who gave me the courage to pursue my dream of coming to the USA and studying, which made me the person I am today — an independent, self-sufficient and strong woman. I started working only recently, May 2016. He’d played a major role in me attaining a job, always encouraging and working with me though my disappointments, especially as I was starting back again after 4 years of a career break.

Hellsangel wrote:http://www.timesofindia.com/city/hyderabad/dont-flaunt-your-wealth-mingle-with-locals-telugus-in-us-advised/articleshow/57422083.cms


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It's not Telugu or Tamil or Punjabi. in general, we don't mix with the local wherever we settle. we try to create our own circles and speak aloud in our mother tongue and be a secluded Society and with the only aim of making money and buying house and flaunting the borrowed culture during visits. While this is not applicable to many, mostly it's so!!....

Violence and harassment against Americans of South Asian descent have risen in the last year, according to the group South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT). The group reported 140 incidents of violence and harassment between November 2015 and November 2016, compared with 76 between January 2011 and April 2014

Ninety-four percent of the incidents SAALT tracked last year were motivated by anti-Muslim bigotry.

Statements by President Trump and others may be helping to stir up that bigotry. Researchers at California State University, San Bernardino, have found a connection between anti-Muslim statements by politicians and hate violence. For example, there was an 87.5 percent rise in anti-Muslim hate crimes in the days following a 2015 speech by Donald Trump, then a candidate, calling for a “total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States.” Now, Ms. Raghunathan said, “the xenophobic political rhetoric of Trump as a candidate” is turning into real policies like the executive orders on immigration.