I’m tired of hijab.

When I was 19, I stood on stage and talked about being propositioned by a university professor. I said he was a dirty old man and repeated some of the choice phrases women hear every day in the streets of Egypt.

I, a black stain

What it’s like to be an African migrant in Israel

Smile, you’re on jury duty!

I had always been curious about jury duty. Last year, the court finally…

Tips from a stingy wedding guest

by Hadley Robinson

It started a few years ago. Cutesy save-the-date magnets and perfectly pressed flowers on invitations slid through my mail slot. So exciting! Having only been to handful of weddings up until that point, I couldn’t wait for the…

Living Beyond Depression

And accepting that medication can save my life

by Stephanie Ivy Whiteside

If I were to trace the history of my mental health, the reality is that I’ve been depressed and anxious for most of my life.

Thoughts from Nepal three weeks later

Trying to remember what normal feels like