Queer Muslim women from the south: ‘We exist and we’re fierce’
“Three women from North Carolina discuss how the Trump administration is affecting their lives, and how collective resistance will move America forward.”
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Back to homeBeauty Salon For Women Who Wear Hijabs
A Muslim-American entrepreneur saw a need in her community so she created a beautiful space for celebrating beauty.
The Fight for Female Priesthood in the Mormon Church
This 20-minute documentary follows Abby Hansen, a stay-at-home mom turned vocal advocate for Ordain Women.
Allen Is Two-Spirit, a Lesbian, and She Won’t Be Assimilated
Many cultures have had models beyond the male/female binary and heterosexuality for centuries. In fact, views on these subjects in certain Native American traditions—as they existed before colonial disruption—might be seen as progressive by today’s standards.
Behold The Glory Of New York Fashion Week’s First All-Hijab Show
Muslim Indonesian designer, Anniesa Hasibuan, made history.
8 Signs Your Yoga Practice Is Culturally Appropriated – And Why It Matters
Yoga practices can help us reconnect with the parts of ourselves that oppression tries to get rid of. So be wary of spaces that treat yoga as a trendy possession to be bought and sold.