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To swing both ways.

Note: The following story was written in an India pre — decriminalization of Section 377. Happy reading!

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To swing both ways

To swing both ways

By Ashitha Nayak, India
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Clarisnadini
Soothing(ish) Poetry for the Mind

Soothing(ish) Poetry for the Mind

By Anirudh Bathija, India
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Clarisnadini
Penning Letters of Intimacy — To myself

Penning Letters of Intimacy — To myself

By Ananya Chakravarthi, India
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Clarisnadini
How my culture soiled my life

How my culture soiled my life

By Ruth Mbijigoh, Cameroon
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Clarisnadini
Anonymous: History Rhymes - Nationalism and Xenophobia

Anonymous: History Rhymes - Nationalism and Xenophobia

The Ku Klux Klan was founded in the 1860s by former Confederate soldiers, shortly after the American Civil War. The name allegedly comes…
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Clarisnadini
Bernie Sanders — An Ode To The Progressive Movement

Bernie Sanders — An Ode To The Progressive Movement

By Anirudh Bathija, India
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Clarisnadini
Amapoli: Sustainable menstrual health during the pandemic

Amapoli: Sustainable menstrual health during the pandemic

By Camila Huecho, Chile
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Clarisnadini
Acing Love: The Blurred Contours of Asexuality

Acing Love: The Blurred Contours of Asexuality

By Ananya Chakravarthi, India
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Clarisnadini
A Sickle Cell Story

A Sickle Cell Story

By Ruth Mbijigoh, Cameroon
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Clarisnadini
A concoction called Life

A concoction called Life

By Ananya Chakravarthi, India
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Clarisnadini
Why should I not celebrate?

Why should I not celebrate?

Congratulations, USA!
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Looking into our own backyard

Looking into our own backyard

Tens of thousands of people have been protesting for social justice (especially for Black Americans) in the United States and beyond over…
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Ashitha Nayak
She taught me how to think.

She taught me how to think.

Born a Crime
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Here’s looking at you, kid.

Here’s looking at you, kid.

Casablanca
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Beauty in Self-expression

Beauty in Self-expression

Florence Foster Jenkins
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The Book Thief

The Book Thief

A ‘Storytelling for Change’ review in the words of Varun Kashyap CV
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Ashitha Nayak
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