留在我们的小巷:德西的童年，甘地的雕像，以及团结的辛勤工作

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South Asian Popular Culture Pub Date : 2021-01-02 DOI:10.1080/14746689.2021.1884171

P. Jani

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摘要

摘要一位南亚学者和活动家回顾了他童年时与甘地象征的各种联系，并反思了最近要求从活动家手中移除甘地雕像的呼吁。这篇个人文章询问了有关政治激进主义、社区和情感归属的问题，反思了团结的艰难工作，以及流散的德西斯在争取种族和社会正义的斗争中的特殊地位。

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Staying in our lanes: Desi childhoods, Gandhi statues, and the hard work of solidarity

ABSTRACT A South Asian scholar and activist looks back into his various childhood affiliations with the symbol of Gandhi and reflects on the recent call to remove Gandhi statues from activists. Asking questions about political activism, community, and affective affiliation, this personal essay reflects on the difficult work of solidarity and the particular place of diasporic Desis within the struggles for racial and social justice.

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South Asian Popular Culture Arts and Humanities-Visual Arts and Performing Arts

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