Home Actress Lilly Singh HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers September 2023 Lilly Singh Instagram - When it comes to supporting girls and women, I’m a huge nerd 🤓❤️ I had a lovely time in India with @unicornisland. And as a result, I’m dedicating myself to two ideas: 1. That I will be a student for life: Because issues like gender inequality are so complex, chances are I’ll never to be able say, “I completely understand this and know how to tackle it.” And that can feel very uncomfortable and discouraging. However, I’m deciding to meet that reality with student energy. If it’s complex, I’ll keep learning. If I fail, I’ll try another method. And if things change, I’ll update my education. Sometimes people will purposely try to corner me into a tough question, and I want to make it clear that I have no issues in saying, “I don’t know,” because I do know I’m willing to do the work to figure it out. This work isn’t about ego, it’s about making progress. 2. Build a legacy: I’m not naive enough or lacking enough self-awareness to say that I won’t have superficial goals. I absolutely want the films, awards and vacation goals. I’m human. But, I’m dedicated to spending a meaningful amount of my time, energy and resources into legacy building. And I want my legacy to be helping girls and women live their lives based on their own terms. Because if I can help educate a girl, the impact of that will ripple through time and generations, even when I’m gone. That is priceless, timeless and limitless, in a way that is unlike any other goal I’ve ever accomplished. Having said the above, last year for my birthday, I did a fundraiser for my charity @unicornisland to raise money for girls and women in India. I’m deciding to make it an annual thing. This year, it starts in two days, on Sept 19th. Stay tuned for more ❤️ Thanks for letting me nerd out! And thank you India for always giving me such insight, love and just… life. 🙏🏽 Shoutouts @saulopez for the amazing footage ❤️

Lilly Singh Instagram – When it comes to supporting girls and women, I’m a huge nerd 🤓❤️ I had a lovely time in India with @unicornisland. And as a result, I’m dedicating myself to two ideas: 1. That I will be a student for life: Because issues like gender inequality are so complex, chances are I’ll never to be able say, “I completely understand this and know how to tackle it.” And that can feel very uncomfortable and discouraging. However, I’m deciding to meet that reality with student energy. If it’s complex, I’ll keep learning. If I fail, I’ll try another method. And if things change, I’ll update my education. Sometimes people will purposely try to corner me into a tough question, and I want to make it clear that I have no issues in saying, “I don’t know,” because I do know I’m willing to do the work to figure it out. This work isn’t about ego, it’s about making progress. 2. Build a legacy: I’m not naive enough or lacking enough self-awareness to say that I won’t have superficial goals. I absolutely want the films, awards and vacation goals. I’m human. But, I’m dedicated to spending a meaningful amount of my time, energy and resources into legacy building. And I want my legacy to be helping girls and women live their lives based on their own terms. Because if I can help educate a girl, the impact of that will ripple through time and generations, even when I’m gone. That is priceless, timeless and limitless, in a way that is unlike any other goal I’ve ever accomplished. Having said the above, last year for my birthday, I did a fundraiser for my charity @unicornisland to raise money for girls and women in India. I’m deciding to make it an annual thing. This year, it starts in two days, on Sept 19th. Stay tuned for more ❤️ Thanks for letting me nerd out! And thank you India for always giving me such insight, love and just… life. 🙏🏽 Shoutouts @saulopez for the amazing footage ❤️

Lilly Singh Instagram - When it comes to supporting girls and women, I’m a huge nerd 🤓❤️ I had a lovely time in India with @unicornisland. And as a result, I’m dedicating myself to two ideas: 1. That I will be a student for life: Because issues like gender inequality are so complex, chances are I’ll never to be able say, “I completely understand this and know how to tackle it.” And that can feel very uncomfortable and discouraging. However, I’m deciding to meet that reality with student energy. If it’s complex, I’ll keep learning. If I fail, I’ll try another method. And if things change, I’ll update my education. Sometimes people will purposely try to corner me into a tough question, and I want to make it clear that I have no issues in saying, “I don’t know,” because I do know I’m willing to do the work to figure it out. This work isn’t about ego, it’s about making progress. 2. Build a legacy: I’m not naive enough or lacking enough self-awareness to say that I won’t have superficial goals. I absolutely want the films, awards and vacation goals. I’m human. But, I’m dedicated to spending a meaningful amount of my time, energy and resources into legacy building. And I want my legacy to be helping girls and women live their lives based on their own terms. Because if I can help educate a girl, the impact of that will ripple through time and generations, even when I’m gone. That is priceless, timeless and limitless, in a way that is unlike any other goal I’ve ever accomplished. Having said the above, last year for my birthday, I did a fundraiser for my charity @unicornisland to raise money for girls and women in India. I’m deciding to make it an annual thing. This year, it starts in two days, on Sept 19th. Stay tuned for more ❤️ Thanks for letting me nerd out! And thank you India for always giving me such insight, love and just… life. 🙏🏽 Shoutouts @saulopez for the amazing footage ❤️

Lilly Singh Instagram – When it comes to supporting girls and women, I’m a huge nerd 🤓❤️

I had a lovely time in India with @unicornisland. And as a result, I’m dedicating myself to two ideas:

1. That I will be a student for life: Because issues like gender inequality are so complex, chances are I’ll never to be able say, “I completely understand this and know how to tackle it.” And that can feel very uncomfortable and discouraging. However, I’m deciding to meet that reality with student energy. If it’s complex, I’ll keep learning. If I fail, I’ll try another method. And if things change, I’ll update my education. Sometimes people will purposely try to corner me into a tough question, and I want to make it clear that I have no issues in saying, “I don’t know,” because I do know I’m willing to do the work to figure it out. This work isn’t about ego, it’s about making progress.

2. Build a legacy: I’m not naive enough or lacking enough self-awareness to say that I won’t have superficial goals. I absolutely want the films, awards and vacation goals. I’m human. But, I’m dedicated to spending a meaningful amount of my time, energy and resources into legacy building. And I want my legacy to be helping girls and women live their lives based on their own terms. Because if I can help educate a girl, the impact of that will ripple through time and generations, even when I’m gone. That is priceless, timeless and limitless, in a way that is unlike any other goal I’ve ever accomplished.

Having said the above, last year for my birthday, I did a fundraiser for my charity @unicornisland to raise money for girls and women in India. I’m deciding to make it an annual thing. This year, it starts in two days, on Sept 19th. Stay tuned for more ❤️

Thanks for letting me nerd out! And thank you India for always giving me such insight, love and just… life. 🙏🏽

Shoutouts @saulopez for the amazing footage ❤️ | Posted on 17/Sep/2023 20:46:45

Lilly Singh Instagram – The Punjabi Sisterhood is Strong. @lilly x @sonambajwa ❤️

Gone are the days of Brown women competing against other Brown women. They want us to think there’s only room for one of us, but we’re too smart for that. We all grew up being compared to our cousins, but now we don’t entertain that. And when we see eachother win, we stand up and cheer for that. Because together we are stronger. Period. This is the culture. 

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Lilly Singh Instagram – THIS IS NOT OKAY. And you need to know about it. TW: death, police injustice 

Jaahnavi Kandula was struck and killed in January, by a speeding police officer while crossing a crosswalk, yet the investigation into her death is JUST starting. And to be clear, it is only starting because a department employee recently flagged comments captured on the a body cam during the incident concerning. 

Not only did the officer responsible laugh after stating the pedestrian was dead, but the response from his superior was, “Yeah, just write a check. Eleven thousand dollars. She was 26, anyway. She had limited value.” The officers involved are Kevin Dave and Officer Daniel Auderer.

Jaahnavi was a student at Northeastern University’s Seattle campus and was 3 months away from graduation. She was studying abroad to support her single mother back home in India. She had an entire life to live. 

I’d like to thank @hindusamata @theswaddle for bringing this news onto my timeline, because otherwise I had not heard anything about this tragic event.

Whenever innocent lives are lost, is it heartbreaking and tragic. But this particular incident is infuriating for me, because I have been becoming intimately familiar with all the challenges girls in India face. To know that Jaahnavi did what only a small percentage of girls in India have the opportunity to do, which is get an education and that too abroad, but have her life taken and dismissed in this way is simply heartbreaking and unjust to the highest degree. 

At what point does the world stop dismissing the value of girls and women, specifically Indian girls and women? Do you know what has no value? The patriarchal and racist systems that uphold this kind of gross thinking because it factually and statistically holds us all back. 

I’m sorry Jaahnavi. You deserved better. Sending so much love to her family. And demanding #JusticeForJaahnavi 

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