May 2019
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Is BP the alternative Brownosphere?
The author asks where Brown Pundits sits in the ‘Brownosphere’, suggesting it is neither mainstream Desi nor typical diaspora, mildly anti-Islam and ambivalent about the Hindu Right, and describes the…
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Should the Pakistani elite revive Sab-ki-Hindi (the Farsi of India).
Prompted by a Kathak performance, the author argues that the noblest thing Pakistan’s elite could do is revive the medieval Persian of India, completing the long Persianisation of the Indus…
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Corrections and qualifications to commenters
A fragment, cut off mid-sentence, observing that discussion on Twitter and the wider internet is declining, partly because greater popularity means less selection for intelligence.
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Open Thread – Brown Pundits
An open thread asking commenters to keep other posts on topic and use this one for anything they like.
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Statistics on Asian American interracial marriage statistics
Responding to a post on fetishising white men, the author sets out 2010 US Census figures on outmarriage among Asian American groups by generation and sex, cautioning that small US-born…
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What’s wrong with fetishisizing white men?
Replying to a commenter’s warning that Desi men could be pushed out of the marriage market as East Asian men were, the author welcomes more Pakistani, Muslim and Baha’i women…
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Islam encourages rage-
Reacting to a video of a drink thrown at Tommy Robinson, the author argues that violent rage is a feature of the Ummah, says Muslim men are unused to challenge…
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The Post-White World
The author suggests ‘The Post-White World’ as a book title, tracing Western consolidation from 1492 to Victorian racial hegemony and its unravelling through two World Wars, decolonisation and the Cold…
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What is a “Brown Pundits” podcast?
Explains that the podcast is called Brown Pundits because a few brown men started it, not because every episode covers purely ‘brown’ subjects, so guests need not worry about lacking…
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Our most popular categories
While tagging his past posts, the author notices that Brown Pundits discusses Kashmir rarely, suggests Pakistan’s economic weakness and the Kashmiri struggle’s indigenous character as reasons, and lists the blog’s…
