The American Hindu's second publication, Echoes of the Silenced, illuminates the long-neglected history of Hindu persecutions, exoduses, and genocides. This groundbreaking book is a comprehensive exploration of Hindu persecution in multiple countries, detailing the lasting impacts on American and Canadian descendants of those who endured these horrors. With interviews of over 50 individuals representing 12 persecutions over the last century, Echoes of the Silenced honors the victims while facilitating solemn remembrance, emphasizing both the forgotten and ongoing suffering that Hindus face globally. As the first work of its kind, it provides an in-depth examination of Hindu persecution and its cultural ramifications, underscoring the importance of remembrance and the restoration of dignity. By bridging the past and present, it calls for recognition, understanding, and justice for the victims of Hindu persecution.
The Hindu-American Mosaic is the inaugural publication from The American Hindu, offering a tribute to the history and evolution of the Hindu community in the United States. Through recounts of various chapters of this multi-century history, this book delves into the diverse experiences and contributions of Hindu-Americans, celebrating their cultural heritage and impact on the broader American landscape.
The American Hindu is a dynamic, youth-driven initiative that began as an Instagram content creator in January 2020.
The American Hindu has since evolved into a self-publishing organization specializing in a diverse range of Hindu educational content. Through a blend of traditional and modern mixed-media formats, including print and digital publications, videos, and interactive resources, the organization aims to make Hindu culture, philosophy, and history accessible and engaging for a wide audience. By empowering young creators and fostering a collaborative environment, The American Hindu preserves and promotes cultural heritage and encourages the exploration and understanding of Hindu traditions in a contemporary context.
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