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What Grammar Snobs Fail to Realize – And Why They’re Just Plain Wrong

September 2, 2016 by The Guardian

Are you proud to be a grammar snob? Here are some really good reasons why it’s time to get over the urge to correct other people’s use of language.

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My Personal Decision To Wear The Hijab Has Nothing To Do With Me Being Oppressed

July 8, 2015 by The Guardian

She makes some fascinating points that will definitely make you think twice before you buy into the Islamophobic assumption that all hijabi women are forced to – while also acknowledging that some women are.

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