No Borders and Binaries

Today is Karvachauth — a day on which married (presumably straight) Hindu women pray and fast for the long lives of their (presumably straight) husbands.
BARF. BARF. BARF.
You can read about the origin of this religious festivity? and what it constitutes here. In recent years, the sentiment has been popularized by god-awful, cringe-worthy family dramas of [...]

The Population Reference Bureau just released the annual World Population Data Sheet. The report claims that the inequality in population and health profiles between rich and poor countries is widening.

While I find macro and meta-narrative style studies overly generalizing and notwithstanding unforeseen phenomenons, there is some truth to the claim that in the coming future, [...]

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