LIFE
If You're Like Me, Commitment Issues May Be a Sign of Relationship OCD
The internal struggles and eventual triumph over intrusive thoughts once cast doubt on my capacity for long-term love and commitment.
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LIFE
Racism Among Immigrants Is Real, and It’s Our Generation’s Job to End It
We must be critical of the racism within our own communities while also acknowledging the immigrant complex and its roots.
SELF
Reclaiming My Mental Health Through Microdosing Psychedelics
The evolving landscape of alternative medicines for mental health is promising.
POLITICS
Charities Were on the Frontline for Vulnerable Families Disproportionately Hit by the Pandemic
An Interview with Saiqa Pandor, a family liaison manager at Home-Start Camden & Islington.
LIFE
Sarah, Blessing, Wenjing – We Must Talk About All Women Who Are Victims of Male Violence (Not Just One)
“It’s been deeply painful to have to watch white women come to the same conclusions that the Black community and others have been shouting about for decades.”
CULTURE
Islamophobia Is Much More Than Just a ‘Phobia’
It’s not fear that leads people to actively incite hate and prejudice targeting Muslim people, but deeply embedded racist beliefs and attitudes.
LIFE
Are Ethnicity Filters on Dating Apps Problematic, or Necessary?
The reasoning behind ‘collaborative filtering’ and ‘race filters’ may be more complex than we think.
CULTURE
South Asian Representation Isn’t Perfect, but It’s Complex and Debate Worthy, and That Matters
From period dramas to reality TV, the world is finally realising the power of South Asian stories and its audience is responding.
ARTS
"Society will always try to label who I am based on what I look like, so I try to paint that."
Mafalda Vasconcelos on art, identity and the divine feminine
LIFE
Anti-Asian Racism Is On the Rise - And It’s Not Just a US Problem
It started with empty Chinatowns, then the violence followed.
CULTURE
Halima Aden’s Experience Opens Up a Wider Discussion About How the West Treats Muslim Women
Muslim women across the world share Halima’s exhaustion towards the tokenism and insensitivity practiced by mainstream establishments and are now creating their own spaces.
CULTURE
The Fashion Industry Still Crucially Needs to Make Adaptive Clothing Mainstream
An interview with Victoria Jenkins, founder of Unhidden Clothing.