For young Tamils raised in Britain, identity is rarely simple. They are British and Tamil, shaped by British schools and Tamil households, by English and Tamil, by the culture of the country they live in and the culture of a homeland many have never visited. The negotiation between these identities is continuous, and it happens in small moments as much as large ones.
Growing Up Tamil in Britain: Between Two Worlds
Second-generation Tamil Britons reflect on navigating identity, belonging, and the weight of diaspora politics.
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