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Posts by Hari Ziyad

5 Signs Your Idea of ‘Intersectionality’ Is Anti-Black Racism In Disguise

By Hari Ziyad | July 25, 2016

#2: “You want ‘everyone to be treated equally.’” You think you’re being intersectional, but if these signs are familiar, you’re still being anti-black.

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How I Navigate Being Non-Binary in a Workplace That Tries to Erase My Gender

By Hari Ziyad | July 1, 2016

Gendered pronouns, gendered bathrooms, gendered greetings – how do you deal with binary expectations at work if you’re non-binary? Here’s how this author gets through.

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6 Ways to Tell If You Need to Be Called Out

By Hari Ziyad | May 31, 2016

There’s a deep fear of being “wrong” that can make call-out culture toxic – but sometimes we need to be called out. Here’s how you can tell the difference.

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3 Reasons Why Folks Who Don’t ‘Look’ Non-Binary Can Still Be Non-Binary

By Hari Ziyad | May 18, 2016

Do you have a specific idea about what being non-binary “looks” like? Making assumptions about what it means to exist outside the gender binary of man and woman is harmful – and here’s how.

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10 Ways Your Social Justice Work Might Be Inaccessible and Elitist (And Why That’s a Problem)

By Hari Ziyad | May 8, 2016
A young person is standing by a window in a school, looking out serenely. They are holding pink and black notebooks and a pen. They are wearing a pink and green sari.

“3. Using academic language when no one understands it.” Are you falling for the trap of activist elitism? Here’s how to tell if inaccessibility is hindering your anti-oppression work.

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