Black, Arab, And Sick (of it): Navigating Society and The Healthcare System as An Afro-Arab
You can be Arab and Muslim and share a lot of similar identities with the majority of the population. But the minute you’re Black, you’re othered.
A One Perspective History
How are we supposed to know who we are if we will never know where we truly came from?
Why Can’t Male Doctors Hear Women?
No official statistics of how many women are misdiagnosed by dismissive male physicians exists, but the gender bias in medicine is too evident to be brushed under the carpet of patriarchy.
Never Have I Ever: Thought That I Could Relate To A Teen Drama
The second season of Never Have I Ever was released in July, spawning criticism on its "relatability" in the Indian community.
Autistic and Black While Walking: The Case of Armani Sharpe
Combined with the historic stigmas of unbridled sexuality of Black men and people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, an official record of being accused could significantly damage Armani’s future.