Otherhood

Art, as the cliche goes, can imitate life. But does it do a good job of representation when it comes to one's culture or ethnicity? From a Pulitzer Prize-winning play to a group of young writers hungry to tell their own stories, Otherhood talks to artists who are showing what it means to be Muslim in America and why it can't be confined to one story.

Art can imitate life, but can it represent an identity?

A college professor is out to defy stereotypes.

How a Harvard Law student learned to tell her own story

For immigrants and their children, a question with meaning

The long road from 'different' to being a role model

Rupa Shenoy and Arun Rath talk about how Aziz Ansari's "Master of None" became a window into their own lives as first-generation Americans.