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Posted by
Kim on 01/05/2026
A Story That Mirrors Too Many Others When Maya first met her partner, his constant texts and calls felt flattering. He said he wanted to make sure she was safe, so she worried him when she didn’t answer quickly.
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Posted by
Kim on 12/01/2025
We’d like to think of technology as the thing that will save us—the tool that will swoop in and rescue us from a world crumbling with inequality, poverty, and environmental destruction. Butdespite what science fiction authors would have us believe, tec
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Posted by
Kim on 08/06/2025
I spent the first eight years of my life in Narayanganj, a bustling city in Bangladesh, a small but densely populated country bordered by India and Myanmar. Even as a child, I understood there were different expectations for girls. We learned to walk q
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Posted by
Kim on 04/22/2025
In a post-Roe landscape, new legal restrictions have created practical obstacles for those seeking reproductive healthcare. Individuals in states with restrictive abortion laws face not only legal barriers, but also financial challenges, long-distance
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Posted by
Kim on 12/19/2024
The sexual education system in the United States is failing LGBTQ+ youth. U.S. sexual education policies have long been influenced by moral panic surrounding sex and have been shaped by sexist and heteronormative narratives. Prejudice guiding education
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