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Karman Kaur and decolonize your body

Karman Kaur portrays a very nonchalant young Sikh woman in a fun public setting. Her visible kes on her chin and eyebrows leaves her unphased from the stares, whispers and judgements that so many kesdhari Sikh women experience as normalized within the western societies that they navigate. Karman Kaur’s nonchalance is a reflection of the moment when we as visibly unique brown women with bodies that visibly do not conform to the gendered expectations of this world choose to not allow our differences to be a barrier to the way we choose to live, breathe and flourish.