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From Sacred to Shunned: The Khwaja Sira and trans rights in Pakistan
Not unlike the slogan “no justice, no peace” that echoed around American cities in 2020, a simple phrase atop Julie Khan’s Facebook page encapsulates the last year. “Transgender needs right [sic] not sympathy.”
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The Ditch
I’ve long prided myself on my self-reliance, on my resilience, on my independence…But somehow, over the course of nearly a decade, I let myself need my husband.
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‘Friday Night Lights’ turns 30: Revisiting race relations in Odessa
“It was sad that a book that showed so much racism and prejudice, made [Permian football] so famous.”
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Comrades, We’ve Been Screwed!
In 1932, 22 young Black Americans traveled to the USSR to appear in a movie intended to strike a blow at US white supremacy. The journey would change their lives.
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An interview with Annelise Jolley
The author of the our SLR original “Outrunning death with the monarchs” talks about her reporting process, the wonder of monarch butterflies, and the perfect running food.
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