Guns, sex and arrogance: I hated everything about
America — until I moved here
Sahana Singh writes mainly on water and environmental topics. She is involved in a campaign to reform water and sanitation practices in Asia.
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As a college
student, I hated almost everything about America. Growing up in India, I
never viewed the United States as the promised land of freedom and wealth
idealized in movies. I never fantasized about a utopia of gold-paved streets.
Instead, I saw America as a land of rudeness, overabundance and arrogance —
the last place I ever wanted to be. Don’t get me wrong. Like many young
people in India, I enjoyed Hollywood films, American pop music and TV shows.
The humor in “Diff’rent Strokes” and “I Love Lucy” was totally
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Saturday, January 31, 2015
Guns, sex and arrogance: I hated everything about America — until I moved here
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