by Maria Ferreira Guimaraes Celebrating International Women’s Day is far more than just remembering it. More than a story on Instagram, more than just an excuse to have a beer at a bar with the girls without slowing down for 5 minutes and asking yourself: what does this day mean personally for me? This year, …
by Riley Iles I stopped being a girl when I was 12. That’s not quite true – I was never a girl, but it was during secondary school when that became a conscious fact to me. I picked out a boy’s name, changed my pronouns, and told my closest friends during a sleepover. Then I …
by Sofia Artemieva “Women belong in the bedroom and the kitchen, in that order”. By saying sexist comments former tennis pro-Bobby Riggs was drumming up attention for his next big game. He was about to play world number 1, Billie Jean King. Could a retired male tennis pro beat the best female player? In 1973 …
by Silvia Christoforou From a very young age, I knew the way my brain worked was different from the other girls my age and because of that, I struggled to fit in. My parents did not hide from me my numerous divergent conditions. They were both honest and open to me about the Speech and …
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