Unruly Immigrants: Rights, Activism, and Transnational South Asian Politics in the United States
“Unruly Immigrantsis a brilliantly written study of feminist, queer, and labor activism among post-1965 South Asian immigrants in the United States. These transnational activists confront issues of rights, citizenship, and identity to mount challenges both within and outside their communities against the monolithic positioning of South Asians as ‘model minorities.’ This book is a path-breaking contribution to South Asian diaspora studies.”—Linda Carty, Africana Studies, Syracuse University