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And Just Like That, they added diversity. Sort of? 2 Brown girls review the season half (Sahiti Karempudu)

And Just Like That, they added diversity. Sort of? 2 Brown girls review the season half (Sahiti Karempudu)

Released Monday, 10th January 2022
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And Just Like That, they added diversity. Sort of? 2 Brown girls review the season half (Sahiti Karempudu)

And Just Like That, they added diversity. Sort of? 2 Brown girls review the season half (Sahiti Karempudu)

And Just Like That, they added diversity. Sort of? 2 Brown girls review the season half (Sahiti Karempudu)

And Just Like That, they added diversity. Sort of? 2 Brown girls review the season half (Sahiti Karempudu)

Monday, 10th January 2022
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Sahiti Karempudu and Lahari Rao review the latest revival, 'And Just Like That,' of the beloved TV series, 'Sex and the City.' Sahiti is a former lawyer, current public servant in her hometown of Austin, TX, and claims to have a shoe collection that rivals Carrie Bradshaw. Sahiti and Lahari discuss what the show might be accomplishing, and the diversity that it’s desperately trying to include. Of course, you bet we tackled that Diwali episode. Follow the podcast on @downtobrown_ on IG!

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Lahari Rao is a quirky, opinionated, & curious gal who vowed on her 18th birthday, that her Indian-American confusion would be fixed in her adulthood if she pretended she was a brown Carrie Bradshaw. Instead, Lahari found herself in the following situations: negotiating with her dad the number of years she could date on her own before he put her profile in a Telugu marriage bureau site; being the only South Asian person in a 700-person cereal factory in rural Georgia; and frantically pulling beach towels to cover her body to avoid getting ‘even darker' while her friends embraced the sun. When she wanted to talk about being South Asian socially, she was met with a lot of enthusiasm about butter chicken, arranged marriage, and Slumdog Millionaire (“Jai Ho!”) At 30, she decided enough was enough—she would awaken from her denial, embrace her identity, and dive deeper in its psychology, and how to heal oneself to show up better for sister communities. Now, on this podcast, Lahari talks with every day, badass brown women and allies, about topics that were often avoided. Here is a community obsessed with the question: What would life look like if we freed ourselves from the pressures of pressures and stigmas, to be our best, truest selves?

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