Shanoor Seervai has wanted to be a writer since she was four years old. She is currently based in Mumbai, where she writes about environmental and social issues, the non-profit sector, women's rights and arts and culture for The Wall Street Journal.
Shelby County v. Holder: An Ironic Supreme Court Case During Black History Month
State Of the Union 2013: Speech Leaves Us With Many Unanswered Questions
State of the Union LIVE: Obama to Focus Heavily On the Economy
Online Courses May Be the Future of Education, But That is Not a Good Thing
New York 2012 Election Results: LIVE Sandy Victims May Vote at Any Polling Station
Who Won the Presidential Debate: Teachers, Because Everyone Loves Them
New Kony Video: Kony 2012 Followup Tries to Redeem Invisible Children Founder
After Osama Bin Laden, America's Relationship With Pakistan Begins to Unravel
Gay Marriage Should be Decided by the Federal Government
Education Reform, Fair Taxes, Job Creation: Obama's Economic Policy is on the Right Track
Is Occupy Wall Street Over After May Day Protests? (+photos)
Obesity in Food Deserts Must Be Solved Through Education
Confessions of a Kony 2012 Action Kit Purchaser
Stop the Syria War: 5 Reasons Why Annan Must Work With Assad
Tulsa Shooting Hate Crime: The Impact Of Lax Gun Control
Teen Girl Abuse Case Highlights Indian Government Failure to Address Rural Poverty
'Kony 2012: Beyond Famous' Switches Focus to Community Building, Not Hunting Down Joseph Kony
Supreme Court Strip Search Ruling Creates a Culture of Fear
Kony 2012 and the 'White Savior Industrial Complex:' An Unfair Critique of Activism
Bobby Rush Breaks the Rules to Stand With Trayvon Martin
