Our response to on-screen images and dialogues holds the potential to eliminate the gaze that essentializes identities.

You pick toys up when you want to play. You stop when you feel tired or satisfied; ideally both.

While we expect the birthing person to be back to pre-pregnancy state most often right after birth, the person’s body post-birth is left with a lot to heal from.

Cristina’s unwavering commitment to her career helped me articulate to those around me that putting myself first is far from a selfish pursuit.

The inevitability of marriage and maternity clings to societal perception, fuelled by patriarchy and language that seeks to accuse and/or consistently disrespect a person’s choice to remain childless.

We don't need another round of merely "discovering" how racism permeates our social, political and personal spaces. We need an outright refusal of the systems that normalize violence against racialized women.