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Teachers are hard to change (or are they?)

Talking to teachers isn’t easy. Not because they aren’t approachable, but because they have years of experience that we, as young adults, often feel we can’t challenge. How do you tell someone who has spent decades in a classroom that the world they’ve taught in is changing? That the students they see today are different from the ones they taught five or ten years ago? That their instincts, shaped by years of experience, might need a shift?
It’s uncomfortable. It’s intimidating. But it’s necessary.

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Game On, Girls! Leveling Up Women’s Representation in Gaming

Gaming has come a long way, but for women, the industry still feels like it’s stuck on “hard mode.” From wage gaps to toxic environments, breaking into game development, esports, and leadership remains an uphill battle. So how do we change the game? Read more to find out!

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It’s the 20th century, why do we still hold stereotypes towards women?

We have come a long way in women’s struggles and have made a lot of progressive changes both politically and socially. However many people still hold onto the orthodox thought process about femininity and women’s role in society. Ever wondered why that is?

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Reclaiming Sexuality: How Women in India Are Empowering Themselves

Reclaiming Sexuality: How Women in India Are Empowering Themselves Sex — The very topic remains largely a taboo in India, a land once home to KamaSutra. Despite India’s rich cultural history, where ancient texts celebrated human connection and sexual intimacy, many aspects of sexual health and pleasure continue to be hushed in modern-day conversations. However, as

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Why Do Erections Happen at the Worst Moments?

Spontaneous erections outdoors are a benign physiological reaction that is usually stimulated by hormonal change, a distended bladder, or even tension. They are typically resolved after a few minutes and can be controlled by standing up or redirecting attention. Though embarrassing, they reflect intact blood flow and nerve function. Recurrent failure may reflect circulatory or endocrine problems.

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