Why an Indian American Is Draping The Sari for Solidarity

#SareeNotSorry began as a teaching experiment in September 2015 by Indian American professor, Tanya Rawal. In a bid to dispel unreasonable prejudices against the minority community in America, her 300-plus posts on Instagram come peppered with images of herself in coloured cotton saris, most of which are donated by friends or belong to her mother.

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