These are stories of oppression, discrimination and subjugation.
Tag: discrimination
What Is India?
'Archaic laws kept to ferment, a mockery of the parliament?'
Trans Day of Visibility Offers Chance for Community to Stand in Solidarity and Support
The pandemic has made it difficult for trans people to support one another in person, or celebrate important physical changes with friends.
‘Ñ-nah-vi’: The Story of My Much Mispronounced Name
My problem is not with those who mispronounce it, but with those who do not make an effort to say it correctly even after being told how to.
The Covid Impact on Twenty Somethings in India’s Most Expensive City
I speak to several people to understand what’s exacerbating their vulnerabilities.
Teenagers Reveal What They Really Think of Donald Trump
Political beliefs varied greatly among adolescents, with many teens expressing strong approval or disapproval of the president in a way that echoed the range of views we see among …
One Nation – a New Configuration
In this poem, a 19-year-old student explains what 'Republic' means to her.
Two Poems on a Broken World: Today’s Children, Tomorrow’s World
'Why should I multiply when in the end, I'll just be divided?'
The Trials and Tribulations of Millennial Queer Dating
For a queer person, dating can be disastrous – from discrimination both outside and within the community to the lack of safety nets available. If basic civil protections aren't …
Fantastic Breasts and Where to Find Them
Gender roles seep into our childhoods, and one girl tries to take on the ominous 'Society'