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From culture to pop-art, gender to current affairs, The Lipstick Politico is a digital publication dedicated to pushing the boundaries of mainstream social discourse. Our purpose is to catalogue underrepresented voices by portraying multiple sides of current critical issues and social evolution through the lens of South Asian art and expression. TLP hopes to challenge the narratives of gender, eth

nicity, and identity that mainstream media often publishes. Our mission is to modernize the south asian narrative for a generation of south asian society underserved by the prescribed identities of the current media landscape.

What’s the worst piece of unsolicited advice you’ve gotten about your life timeline? Drop it below, and let’s roll our e...
17/12/2024

What’s the worst piece of unsolicited advice you’ve gotten about your life timeline? Drop it below, and let’s roll our eyes together.

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Gut issues, anyone? Via:
16/12/2024

Gut issues, anyone?

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16/12/2024

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Pockets 🤷🏻‍♀️Artist Spotlight : .baid Tap the link in bio to read our interview with Aditi Baid, who has taken to Instag...
10/12/2024

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Artist Spotlight : .baid

Tap the link in bio to read our interview with Aditi Baid, who has taken to Instagram to share her creative perspective on the irony and humour in our everyday lives.

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Artist Spotlight is a series where we highlight upcoming South- Asian artists in the creative space.

“Delulu is the only solulu”
09/12/2024

“Delulu is the only solulu”

08/12/2024
“I sometimes questioned my decision to go to America,” says the protagonist of The Coin. But then, “I couldn’t have worn...
08/12/2024

“I sometimes questioned my decision to go to America,” says the protagonist of The Coin. But then, “I couldn’t have worn heels teaching in a school with dirt floors.”

This wry admission is one of many shared by the unnamed narrator of Yasmin Zaher’s electric and audacious debut novel that speaks to her contradicting wills and desires. Our protagonist is a stylish and wealthy woman living in New York — a familiar premise in popular culture, but quite unlike the Serenas and Carries we’ve seen before. For starters, she’s a Palestinian in exile, who leaves her home in pursuit of a different kind of life. Though orphaned at a young age, she’s a child of the urban elite and has been left a sizeable inheritance that allows her to move to New York, live a hedonistic life, and amass a wardrobe of quiet luxury staples - the likes of Brunello Cuccinelli, Chloe, Marni and Alexander McQueen.

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29/11/2024

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“We shouldn’t have to be so brave to live” - Women Life Freedom | ‏ زن زندگی آزادی
05/11/2024

“We shouldn’t have to be so brave to live” -

Women Life Freedom | ‏ زن زندگی آزادی

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