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Declaring Personal Pronouns: The Trend You Should Get Behind | MissMalini

Every other person seems to be proudly declaring their pronouns and it's a trend you definitely need to get behind as well!

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Declaring Personal Pronouns: The Trend You Should Get Behind - MissMalini

Recently, almost every Instagram and Twitter bio one comes across mentions the
account holder’s preferred pronouns, be it “she/her”, “they/them” or even “ze”.
While one may think it’s not a big deal or that it’s simply stating the obvious,
it is far from that. Acknowledging and announcing your personal pronouns is
actually all about respect, inclusion
[/2020/12/10/gender-identities-decoding-the-gender-spectrum/] and acceptance
[/2020/06/11/8-movies-that-talk-about-lgbtq-in-the-right-light/]. The

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Shubanka Sridhar

Remo D'Souza Shares He Has Faced Racism Ever Since His Childhood | MissMalini

Remo D'Souza shares that he has been called names in his childhood because of the colour of his skin, but stands up against it now.

https://www.missmalini.com/2021/02/08/remo-dsouza-shares-he-has-faced-racism-ever-since-his-childhood

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Remo D’Souza Shares He Has Faced Racism Ever Since His Childhood - MissMalini

Racism [https://www.missmalini.com/2020/06/25/5-books-on-anti-racism-you-should-have-in-your-book-shelf/] 
and prejudice are issues that are very much prevalent but discussed in hushed
tones world over. Now, people are much more open about having conversations
about it and talking about their experiences openly.

Recently, choreographer and filmmaker Remo D’Souza
[/2020/12/15/photo-actor-aamir-ali-shares-an-update-about-remo-dsouzas-health/]
also came out to share his experiences with the same. 

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Gender Identities: Decoding The Gender Spectrum | MissMalini

To be a better ally, it is important to know, understand and accept all the gender identities on the gender sprectrum! Read to know more.

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Gender Identities: Decoding The Gender Spectrum - MissMalini

Over the past few years, the term “gender
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” as evolved into the truest form of self-expression
[/2020/07/30/5-key-points-about-gender-and-sexuality-that-everyone-should-know/]
. A person’s gender identity does not depend on their biological sex. In short,
someone who is born a woman does not have to identify as a female. While
biological sex is something we are born with, gender is something we can choose.
It dep

Sexual Identity: Decoding The Sexuality Spectrum (Part 2) | MissMalini

It's 2020 and most of us are unaware of the various types of sexualities that exist. Sexuality is a spectrum, and we should know about it.

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Sexual Identity: Decoding The Sexuality Spectrum (Part 2) - MissMalini

The LGBTQIA
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+ community includes people who come from all walks of life and have all kinds
of sexual orientations. These sexual orientations go beyond being gay, lesbian
and bisexual and encompass many more. While the first article
[/2020/11/07/sex-o-clock-types-of-sexualities-part-1/] dealt with the types of
sexualities we should know about, this one goes a step further. It’s 2020, and
it’s time we lear

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In Conversation With A Bisexual Woman—What It's Like Coming Out In India | MissMalini

On the first anniversary of the scrapping of Section 377, here's a conversation with a bisexual women and her experience of coming out.

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In Conversation With A Bisexual Woman—What It’s Like Coming Out In India - MissMalini

Coming out is an important event in any person’s life who identifies themselves
as a member of the LGBTQ+ community
[/2018/06/19/pridemonth-what-equal-rights-actually-means-to-the-lgbtqia-community/]
. Given the hate crimes and sheer maltreatment of any person who isn’t
heterosexual, it’s no surprise that many LGBTQ+ people refrain from openly
coming out. While society is progressing, it is yet to reach a level of maturity
where we can embrace those who do not conform to the obsolete and traditi