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Luna Kania

Sr. Associate, Content & Media Luna Kania is a dentist who decided to pursue her dream of being a professional writer. As a history enthusiast, she finds peace by visiting historical museums. For her, history is her greatest mentor since she believes that she wouldn't be able to be who she is today without her stories in the past. Music and movies are two things that cannot be separated from her, which make her an excellent shower singer and a night-owl movie addict.

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Girl Power Talk: 5 Reasons Why This Is The Best Workplace for Working Mothers

Girl Power Talk: 5 Reasons Why This Community Is the Best Workplace for Working Mothers

By / / She Speaks, Women Empowerment, Work Culture
Juggling Family and Career: A Working Mother's Dilemma My Motherhood Life at Girl Power Talk Reasons Why Girl Power Talk is the Best Workplace for Mothers Women Have the Right to Excel in Every Path They Choose Overview: A biased culture in society often says women don't need to have a high education as their life would end up in the kitchen, taking care of their households. Women are often afraid to dream high and pursue their careers because they …

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Am I a Bad Feminist?

By / / Breaking Stereotypes, She Speaks, Women Empowerment
What is Feminism? 7  Things Feminists Should Not Be Guilty About Overview: Feminism is not a set category with a checklist to tick off to determine whether one is a good or a bad feminist. Being vulnerable is not a question of one’s feminism. Letting men pick up loads does not mean women are weak. Femininity and feminism are not antonyms. Having Religious Faith and Celebrating Culture is not against the ideals of feminism. Feminism is about respecting the choices …

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5 Stereotypes Every Small-Town Girl Can Relate to-Girl Power Talk

5 Stereotypes Every Small-Town Girl Can Relate To

By / / Breaking Stereotypes, She Speaks, Young Voices
Do You Speak English? Are You Allowed To Wear That? Are You Allowed To Do That? So, When Are You Getting Married? She Clearly Slept Her Way to the Top Overview Class, Caste, Religion, Sex, and Gender: All have been used as the basis of discrimination. And now, adding to the list is our geographical profile. Small-town girls face a number of stereotypes, unsolicited comments, and frankly ignorant questions. Here is a list of the few most cliched stereotypes: Not …

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Women Smashing Societal Stigma: The Story of Sindhu and the Power of Words

By / / Breaking Stereotypes, People We Admire, She Speaks
Sindhu’s Writing Journey Taking the Next Step Smashing the Industrial Patriarchy Women’s Issue to Focus On Overview Writing is a craft that needs practice. Change makes us stronger, more resilient and pushes one to think more, live more, and be more. Women’s issues are truly subjective and unique. Writing can be a weapon to influence and impact. What Was the Start of Your Journey as a Writer Like? What Kind of Subjects and Pieces Did You Write Initially? Before I was …

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Insecurities Are Your Best Beauty Mark

By / / She Speaks, Well-Being, Women Empowerment
"Beauty" 101 Failure to Launch Heartaches & Heartbreaks Red Flag Environment Remember that girl from white chicks who is so insecure about her body even though she looks like someone who has 10% of body fat? As I was watching that scene back at home while eating popcorn, I had to look at my own belly. If that is fat for her, then what am I? Picture Credit : White Chicks (2004) Film Insecurities—ergo a low self-esteem—affect beliefs, values, relationships, …

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I’m Twenty, I’m Single, That’s Okay

By / / Breaking Stereotypes, Gen Z, She Speaks
No Boyfriend Since Birth Reality Check I Am Enough for Myself I was fooled into thinking that I was a loser because I was never in a relationship while in high school. Of course, no one was force-feeding me these thoughts. It’s really no one’s fault but my own. My favorite film of all time is ten things I hate about you. It’s about a high school nerd who, in order to date the girl of his dreams, pays the …

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How to Deal With Sexism and Smash the Patriarchy at Home

By / / Breaking Stereotypes, She Speaks, Young Voices
Patriarchal Prejudice 4 Ways to Deal With Sexism At Home The Patriarchy Hurts Everyone Overview Sexism refers to “prejudice or discrimination based on sex” and “behavior, conditions, or attitudes that foster stereotypes of social roles based on sex.” Despite the feminist movement, people still have attitudes and behaviors that show a belief of the male gender being superior due to an underlying bias of our patriarchal society. Most people are unaware that their behavior reflects internalized sexism and misogyny. If …

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Kindness and Communication: Kunika Rathore’s Strategy for Success

By / / Careers, People We Admire, She Speaks
Childhood Experiences Journey from Social Media to Finding Unknowns Overcoming Barriers Advice to Youth What was your childhood like? And how did it shape your journey as a person you have become today? I have always been a decision-maker, even as a kid. At that time it was about what I wanted to study, where I wanted to study or what I liked to wear, who I wanted to be friends with. I have always been a person who does …

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Eclectic Pathways: Urmi Chanda’s Journey from Journalism to Peacebuilding

By / / People We Admire, She Speaks, Women Empowerment
Urmi's Journey in Journalism Becoming a Culturalist Finding a Balance Message of Peace Kindly Share a Little About Yourself and Your Passions. I’m primarily a writer-researcher and have been straddling the worlds of journalism and academics for over a decade. As a culture writer, I have been deeply committed to the arts and literature, and keep finding a way to engage with them. However, as a lifelong learner and seeker, I keep myself open to different kinds of work and …

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