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monna matharu
@monnamatharu
Archival Researcher @SADAAlive Archive Assistant for @ArchivesUEL Invested in contextualising marginalised voices in history and contemporary society.
London, England
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    monna matharu
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    Mar 23, 2022
    @SADAAlive are hosting a series of round tables where writers, artists, and performers of South Asian heritage will be discussing prejudice, politics, and protests. Starting this Thursday 24 March Info: bit.ly/3Ja2dDe To book: bit.ly/37gR9X8
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    monna matharu
    @monnamatharu
    Jul 18, 2023
    @ustaadji Trying to purchase your book 'Khalsa Jatha British Isles 1908-2008', do you know of anywhere that still stocks it?
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    monna matharu
    @monnamatharu
    Jul 4, 2023
    @RowanHLB can I ask you needed to still signify the Bangladeshi community, who have been in London for well over a hundred years now, as immigrants in your piece for the Paris Review?
    theparisreview.org
    The Library of Books and Bombs by Rowan Hisayo Buchanan
    May 18, 2017 – By 1912, almost every borough in London had a library—but Bethnal Green had to go to extraordinary lengths to open one of their own.
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    monna matharu
    @monnamatharu
    May 23, 2023
    @greg_jenner can you pretty please feature the Sikh Empire on You're Dead to Me? Here's your lead soas.ac.uk/about/event/em…
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    @monnamatharu
    Aug 25, 2022
    @Magicknegro going through a breakup,decided to go the library and skip a day…little did I know I’d find a gem to keep me captivated for hours without a sad bubble enveloping me every ten minutes like usual! Thank you for Ballad of Perlious Graves, today it pulled me out of one!