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Posts by Hari Ziyad

Exploring My Sexual Orientation As a Non-Binary Person

By Hari Ziyad | February 11, 2016
Person, thinking

Two genders don’t cover all the ways of existing. So if gender doesn’t mean what we’re taught it means, what does that say about gender-based sexualities? This author shares their discoveries on gender and sexuality.

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What I Learned from Being Non-Binary While Still Being Perceived as a Man

By Hari Ziyad | February 5, 2016
Person sitting in a field of daisies, wearing sunglasses

This author is still learning about their gender – but they know they’re not a man. So what does it mean for people to think they “look” like a man? Join them as they unpack some tough questions about gender.

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4 Reasons Black People Can Feel Responsible for White Feelings (And Why We’re Not)

By Hari Ziyad | December 30, 2015
Person in a hat, looking away, toward the ocean

“Pro-Black doesn’t mean anti-white.” Ever felt the need to take extra steps catering to white people’s feelings in conversations on race? Here are some great reminders that their feelings aren’t more important than racism.

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5 Reasons I Refuse to Call Myself An ‘Ally’ – And Why I Use ‘Turncoat’ Instead

By Hari Ziyad | November 14, 2015
Person with arms crossed, looking serious

What are we missing when we call ourselves allies? This author had some insightful realizations about what it really takes to give support, and you might find yourself taking off the “ally” label once you’ve read them.

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Yes, I Chose to Be Queer – I Was Not Born This Way, And Here’s Why That’s Okay

By Hari Ziyad | November 5, 2015
Different panels of wood are painted to make a rainbow. The words "Born This Way" are written in white across them and crossed out in black

“Being gay is not a choice.” It’s a common refrain in support of LGBTQIA+ rights – but what is it really saying about queer identity? This insightful perspective might surprise you.

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