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Google: “Butch Definition”
“It’s not that I want to forget I look queer, but I couldn’t even if I tried.” Read more
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A Letter to My Period
“I embrace these parts of myself, those that we have been taught to see as negative aspects of our bodies.” Read more
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A Busy Bee’s Guide to Friend-Keeping
“Balancing sleep, studies, jobs, extracurriculars, physical and mental health and our relationships seems like a pretty huge task …” Read more
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God: The Fiercest Feminist of All
“And although the Church sometimes seems to forget it, Christianity is a feminist religion – and without it I would be nothing.” Read more
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My Friend: The PhD Grad and Trans Escort
“My research confirmed what my friend had heard from other trans escorts: there is a huge sexual demand for transgender women.” Read more
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All’s Fair in Law and Clerkships
“I prepared myself for the occasional ‘darling’, but the infantilism, image control, emotional manipulation and sexualisation that clouded my six months went much further than ‘darling’.” Read more
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Market-Models Like the NDIS Are Failing People With Disabilities
“If we take a closer look at the NDIS’s criteria, application process, and ongoing rollout, we can examine just how much is going wrong, and why market-based models of disability support are further entrenching oppression.” Read more
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Home Is Where the Kueh Is
“I used food to reconnect with my Peranakan identity, and this recognition of the vitality of food to identity allows me to better understand other people’s identities.” Read more
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Earthquake
“Laura’s panic had subsided; now she just felt sad and worried about everything she still needed to accomplish. She worked slowly but persistently. She felt unproductive.” Read more
Print Issue #2 “A Year in Feminism” (2017)
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