Editorial and Partnerships Lead, Missing Perspectives
Alicia Vrajlal is the Editorial and Partnerships Lead at Missing Perspectives. She focuses on culture and society, exploring themes related to social issues, racial injustice, and the arts, while also delving into beauty, fashion, and food. Alicia has been featured in Missing Perspectives, Refinery29, Inc., and Draw Your Box.
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presented a special community screening of the Anupam Kher-led film at Sydney's Event Cinemas on George Street, with more than 200 guests from the
Entrepreneurs Jeeva and Suji Sanjeevan, model Maria Thattil, and activist Tarang Chawla have all spoken out.
By: Alicia Vrajlal
A ‘hot toddy' is traditionally known as a serving of whiskey combined with hot water, lemon and honey.
By: Alicia Vrajlal
Missing Perspectives speaks to the film's new villain, Awhimai Fraser, plus Barlow and Bear who are the first female songwriting duo and the youngest to compose for a Disney feature film.
By: Alicia Vrajlal
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Racism in cricket has been a talking point after Australian fans chanted, "Where's your visa?" at Indian fans at the MCG. Cricket Australia says spectators must "show respect and courtesy" at matches.
By: Alicia Vrajlal
Tennis player Destanee Aiava says she often hears from Pacific Island parents, thanking her for being a positive role model for their children.
Alana King, of Anglo-Indian descent, hopes to inspire South Asian girls to play cricket as she continues playing during the 2025 Women's Ashes.
By: Alicia Vrajlal
TV personality and food critic Melissa Leong has responded to a social media user who claimed she was having a “whinge” when she spoke up about casual racism at a leadership-focused event.
Only one of the eight presenters announced for 2025 is from a culturally diverse background.
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