Thrity Umrigar is a prolific author from India with an
interesting column in the Washington Post Style section on Monday, May 6.
Her novels are complex family sagas, like “The Space Between
Us”, “The World We Found”, and “Everyone’s Son”.
She talks about the quizzed about political correctness at
book events, as indicated by the title of her article, “For writers of color,
the questions that sting”.
Technically, people from India are usually considered Caucasian
by science, but still call themselves POC.
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