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I’m 35 & don’t want kids —but I had to fight my doctor to get a hysterectomy

Jane Halpern

Getting married means that my Pakistani parents have to bribe my new in-laws

Sofia Syed

Here’s why your gyno wishes you’d leave your pubic hair alone

Tatyana Zinger

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Here’s the graduation advice nobody will ever tell you

Laila Alawa
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Here’s why I finally lost my undying obsession for DDLJ

Iqra Khan
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My friend died by suicide. I wish someone had listened to her.

Minahil Shahid

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The history of nonbinary genders is longer than you know

Meg Leach

Golden Globe winner Ramy Youssef on disrupting Hollywood’s Muslim stereotypes – and what really keeps him going

Aysha Qamar
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My doctor blamed me for not getting help for my period – but I didn’t know I was sick

Erin de Kock

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The Hate U Give paints a clear picture of police racism in America

Sana Panjwani
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15 LGBTQIA+ tropes that need to be retired yesterday

Zoe Marquedant
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“The Nightingale” shows us that war heroes aren’t always men

Izza Malik