Why Neither MAGA nor Democrats Seem Greatly Concerned About Indian-Americans

The article contrasts the enduring respect for Swami Vivekananda, born Narendranath, whose 1893 address at the World's Parliament of Religions promoted tolerance, with the present-day attitudes of Americans toward Indian-Americans. It argues that Americans across the political spectrum have grown intolerant toward this community. The piece frames the issue around the perceived indifference of both the MAGA movement and the Democratic Party toward Indian-Americans. It presents this as a sad development given the historic message of tolerance Vivekananda delivered in America.