Dyslexia Doesn’t Change Who I Am

Educating the World As a Girl With Tourette Syndrome

I’m proud of who I am, including Tourette’s, and I hope that all people will one day feel this empowered to be who they are.

Princeton-Bound Senior: Be Yourself

A senior in high school reflects on her experience.

Why I Call Myself a Feminist

The author calls for a redefinition of feminism.

Conquering Stereotypes

The author examines stereotypes and their effect on them.

Facing Prejudice as an American-Bangladeshi-Muslim Girl

The author explores their perspective as an American Bangladeshi Muslim facing discrimination.

My Perception of Stereotypes as an Jewish Asian Girl

The author explores stereotypes from their unique, biracial viewpoint.

How Our Culture Shapes Gender Identity