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This Recent Short Film Gaokor Hits Hard At Ridiculous Menstrual Practices

Menstrual myths and practices that discriminate against women for a very natural phenomenon are a scourge of reasonable society.

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When Leaps Of Faith Become Leaps Of Strength

They were horses, but to Akankhsha, they were her friends. One particular big black horse was called Black Music and the two appeared to actually hear some music unheard by others. “Hi, Amma!” said 8-year-old Akankhsha as she bounced into her mother’s bedroom. “Hi, Molu” said Arunima, a tad absently as she worked on her […]

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How Coming Out As Bisexual At 15 Has Been An Encouragingly Positive Experience
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I am a bisexual teenager. While coming out to my mom and a small set of friends has been a positive experience, I hope that I will be able to come out openly some time.

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A Handy Guide For Boys And Men In 7 Points: Cut Out Crap Like ‘Hansee Toh Phasee’
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A popular misconception that a girl doesn't really say what she means and that she can be worn down by 'persisting' needs to be junked, NOW.

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How My Mother And Teachers Socialized Me Into Becoming An Ill-Informed Woman

I was taught that a menstruating woman was impure, and that sex always causes pregnancy, among other things, by my mother and teachers, and had to search for my own answers later.

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The Girl In The Broken Mirror Is A Hard Look Into The Mind Of A Rape Survivor [#BookReview]
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The Girl In The Broken Mirror by Savita Kalhan is a book I'd recommend to anyone over 16, a book that shines a light on the rape culture that dehumanises a rape survivor.

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