The Toxic “Cult of the Entrepreneur”
Yash is a graduate student in Political Science at the University of Cincinnati from India. His PhD research looks at ethno-religious nationalism in India as it relates to political mobilization and social communication. He is a huge Manchester United fan and is working to further his cooking skills in his free time. He has volunteered extensively with public schools in socio-economically marginalized neighborhoods in India, teaching students public speaking and critical thinking. "If I could have dinner with anyone, it would have to be Anthony Bourdain. We would probably eat spicy street food in some corner of Delhi and talk about how small but honest acts of reaching out to each other with respect and love can make all the difference." Guest Writer Series The Toxic "Cult of the Entrepreneur" Yash Sharma Prefer to listen to this op-ed? Thanks to our generous donors, we are now able to offer audio versions of our newsletters! Click here to hear Yash read aloud this piece in full. On
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