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Posts by Ayesha Sharma

Let’s Be Real, Mainstream LGBTQIA+ Organizations Aren’t Really Showing Up For QTPOC. Here’s What They Need To Do Now

By Ayesha Sharma | April 3, 2018

The ‘LGBTQIA+ community’ is rife with hierarchies in power, and it’s been time to not just include, but center the most vulnerable members.

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5 Reasons Why Asian Respectability Will Never Save Us

By Ayesha Sharma | December 11, 2017

Our proximity to whiteness doesn’t make us better, it just makes us more complicit in a system that continues to exploit Black and Indigenous (BI) POC.

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Can Asian-Americans Appropriate Their Own Culture?

By Ayesha Sharma | November 27, 2017

Sometimes, reclaiming culture can also mean self-stereotyping. And doing so can further perpetuate narrow and harmful conceptions of who we are.

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Let’s Talk About “Asian Sadness”

By Ayesha Sharma | November 14, 2017

Hearing the phrase “Asian sadness” made me feel like my depression linked to my Asian American identity isn’t just something I made up.

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You May Have Heard About Gender Dysphoria, Now Let’s Talk About Cultural Dysphoria

By Ayesha Sharma | October 26, 2017

When we live with marginal identities we often have few frameworks for understanding how to move beyond narrow ideas of what our lives should look like.

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