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  • The Bollywood Effect: Women in Indian Cinema

    The Bollywood Effect: Women in Indian Cinema

    From Saira Banu to Sonam Kapoor, Bollywood, the Indian film fraternity, has been a part of Indian society for more than 106 years. In recent years, however, Bollywood has become an integral division of Indian society. It has become a source that has a large impact on the thoughts, dreams, and goals of the Indian Read more

  • The True State of Australian Racism 

    The True State of Australian Racism 

    I was sitting on the train recently when a group of young high school students boarded the train. Among them was a tall boy with curly bleach blond hair and skin fairer than snow. As I was admiring the curls on the young boy’s head and wishing my 4C hair would be as receptive to Read more

  • Searching For Meaning

    Searching For Meaning

    I was a self-absorbed child. Grasping for the steering wheel to follow my own route, disregarding others’ inclinations. The need to exert control over all aspects of my life was dizzying, and losing the reign was not an option. How could people treat themselves so lightly whilst doom mounted inside of me? I had always expected Read more

  • The Monologue of a Young Indian Man Struggling with Mental Health: Prologue

    The Monologue of a Young Indian Man Struggling with Mental Health: Prologue

    The Monologue of a Young Indian Man Struggling with Mental Health Issues is a fictional story of Daniyal: a 20-year-old young Indian man struggling with mental health, OCD in particular. Written by Mohammed Arai, this story is narrated in different parts, with each part focusing on various aspects of Daniyal’s life.   The author, through Read more

  • Dear Me: A Journey To Embracing My Natural Hair

    Dear Me: A Journey To Embracing My Natural Hair

    Dear Jacia (Age 15-17), During your matriculation in college at Clark Atlanta University, you will understand the enriching dynamics of your natural hair and how negative stereotypes will change to positive ones. The beauty, manageability, and biology of your hair will take a front seat to become your confidence. Your natural hair journey will not Read more

  • I Finally Decided To Walk In My Purpose

    I Finally Decided To Walk In My Purpose

    For so many years I’ve used the excuse, “I hate being the center of attention.” I never looked at it for what it really was: an excuse. I just saw it as my truth. And the truth being, I didn’t like being the center of attention. I preferred being low key, and behind the scenes. Read more

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