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Category Archives: friendships
What It’s Like Being a Pashtun Woman on Social Media
This is going to be a series, and I am not going to promise it’ll be as regular as I’d like it to be. I’ve asked several Pashtun females to share their online experiences with me for this series — … Continue reading
Pashtun Hospitality and Stuff
I’ve mentioned before that I’ve been working with Afghan refugees (and non-refugees here and there, too), translating for them for different things. Apparently, there’s a strong Afghan community here, most coming in as refugees. When it comes to Pashtuns, I … Continue reading
The desire for white children and grandchildren
One of my closest friends is a black American, and she and, being a Pakistani Pashtun as well as a Muslim American, I share a ton of things in terms of some of our experiences with racism, discrimination, and other … Continue reading
Posted in beauty, Death to patriarchy, friendships, Just stop, social justice
Tagged beauty, racism
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On female friendships – and death to patriarchy
The last several months, I’ve been thinking a lot about friendships (and love and stuff). I’ve grown to love my friends, I’ve gotten closer to the ones I was already close to–’cause life and shit teaches you to keep the … Continue reading
Wise words from 5-year-old Kashmala
For the past several months, I’ve been going through some shit. That includes losing people/friends that I regret losing (no, don’t be like, “Well, they weren’t worth your friendship in the first place if they had to choose to get … Continue reading
Posted in being human, family, friendships, Kashmala, self-talk
Tagged being human, friendships, Kashmala
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