“We’re the pride of our families, we’re the shame of our families. Put a foot wrong and you’re out!“
On this episode, Anita talks about all the pressures & pains of being the “right sort” of South Asian woman. As well as the pleasures of being part of this incredible culture.
Having grown up in Bradford, Anita is a proud mix of her Yorkshire and Punjabi roots. Her brand new memoir, The Right Sort of Girl, explores both those aspects of her. As well as exploring many thought-provoking & taboo-busting topics.
I loved chatting with Anita for Masala Podcast, the conversation warmed my soul and made me tear up a little.
Let’s hear it for this Badass Brown Girl, who is exactly The Right Sort of Girl for us all!
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