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Love, Hate & Other Filters
Ever feel like your parents are speaking a different language—culturally, emotionally, existentially—than you? Now imagine that, plus the world outside throwing shade because of who you are. That’s Maya Aziz’s daily grind in Samira Ahmed’s "Love, Hate & Other Filters." It’s the classic clash of tradition versus ambition, but with the added spice of real-world prejudice and identity puzzles that don’t come with neat solutions.
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