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ajiss-1755	Nazim, Zabeda	Of Silk Saris and Mini-Skirts: South Asian Girls Walk the Tightrope of Culture by Amita Handa (Toronto: Women’s Press, 2003. 211 pages.)	2004.0	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1199	43	43	This is a glaring omission, for Bollywood has been, and continues to be, one of the most powerful forms of popular culture used to create and shape South Asian identities, particularly those of women. Using articles from Canadian mainstream media, discussions with Canada’s South Asian community, and interviews with young second-gen- eration South Asian women about their relationships with school and fam- ily during the early to mid-1990s, Handa sets out to contest the dominant culture clash model that has been used to explain how South Asian adoles- cents are “torn” or “caught” between the values of “traditional” (South Asian) and “modern” (Canadian) culture.	cache/ajiss-1755.pdf	txt/ajiss-1755.txt