SELF
As a Brown Woman in the UK, I Have Felt Othered Throughout My Whole Dating Life
Between fetishisation and microaggressions, the dating game is even harder for women of colour.
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SELF
Between fetishisation and microaggressions, the dating game is even harder for women of colour.
SELF
On radical self-love and pushing through the fear of public speaking.
SELF
How I practice my faith is no one else's decision but mine.
SELF
This is Real Talk, where we discuss all things identity, body, and sex care without shame or filter. No taboos, no clichés, just real-life experiences so you won’t feel so alone.
SELF
Growing up in Nigeria, I thought bullying was only what I saw on Western TV shows. But the illusion was quickly shattered.
SELF
As I pushed the limits of my body I realised self-love is a practice that can pay off in more ways than one.
ARTS
“Ready? 3, 2, 1…go!” we’d say on the phone, pressing play and listening to a new album together until dawn.
SELF
The choice was never between being a domestic goddess and a total exile from the kitchen. It was about going at my own pace, without fear.
SELF
Seeing Beyoncé give the middle finger to the assumption Black women can't wear blonde hair was an awakening.
SELF
As a trans person, my recent experience of being in a play with a trans writer, director and mostly trans and non-binary cast had a profound impact on me - and proved once again why authentic representation in performing arts is so important.
SELF
On my birthday, I came across a letter I wrote to my younger self and was shocked by how harsh I was, solely focused on pleasing society and my family. Now I'm learning to be kinder to myself and do what makes me happy.
SELF
This feeling is intangible and ineffable. But it's worth waiting for.