By Aniliyah Richardson To be rich in knowledge becoming thicker than abundance, her coatings are none other than the pride she was born with. She craved the self-respect of one’s selfless image. Folding into old habits through the skin of… Read More ›
Inspired
10 Women’s Vision of Power
By Aurélia Majean and Lucy Owen Jones As part of an exhibition commissioned by the French Institute in Köln, we worked on the topic of feminism presenting a reflection on what or which visions of power women have in 2020…. Read More ›
Quantum Leap
By Maria Molina “I think something happens in your late 20’s, early 30’s, where all of a sudden we’re expected to quantum leap […] no one expects a gradual path anymore; it has to be all of a sudden you… Read More ›
Mami
By Maria Molina “And I’m talking to God again too You did your best with your lemons and now it’s clear Cause I lived under your heart for almost a whole year So I could never not be an extension… Read More ›
I Learned How To Love Myself In California
By Alissa Jablonske To the boys in high school who prank called and made fun of my acne, to the college roommate who gossiped about me any chance she could get, and to the unfaithful ex-boyfriend who loved to tell… Read More ›
My Celebratory Journey From “I’m not like other girls” to an Unapologetic Feminist
By Yasmin Norvill Among the people in my life, it is no secret that I am a feminist. A glance at my social media or a few deep conservations at a party about the world will soon reveal the determination… Read More ›
Reclaiming My Femininity
By Derya Yildirim For the past two years, I’ve been focusing on practicality: sublime productivity, getting stuff done. As a university student living abroad, that’s what I ought to do, right? Focus on getting. Stuff. Done. And so I did…. Read More ›
Being A Woman
By Dana Newman Eleven years ago, fresh out of college, I decided to pack what could fit into two Duffle bags – sell everything that couldn’t at a yard sale – and move from my home in sunny South Florida… Read More ›
380 días nadando a casa
By Juls En dos años he cambiado cuatro veces de llaves, de paisaje, de casa. Eso me hizo obsesionarme un poco con la idea del hogar, y por pura serendipia, la semana pasada me contaron sobre el concepto de Heimat,… Read More ›
Girl Who Is Loved
By Aryana Sahai Namaste, I am Aryana and this is my story. It all started in 2018 when my parents took me on my first trip to India for two weeks. I was only seven years old at the time…. Read More ›