Polite Society, A Review
Wairimu Kagichu
One of the best depictions of Muslim women I’ve come across in the media is the show “We Are Lady Parts” by Nida Manzoor. So,
One of the best depictions of Muslim women I’ve come across in the media is the show “We Are Lady Parts” by Nida Manzoor. So,
If there ever was a film that was truly a labour of love it would be “Loving Vincent”, a biographical drama about the life and death of the person considered to be the father of modern art, Vincent Van Gogh.
The Breakfast Club. Murder on the Orient Express. Speed. I’ve always loved bottle movies – those that take place in one location for their entire
I was diagnosed with schizophrenia and depression on 17 January 2020. The first two drugs I got on were olanzapine (an antipsychotic) and mirtazapine (an antidepressant). Initially, I was very disciplined with my adherence but eventually I got less and less consistent around the third month. In March 2020, the world shut down due to the Covid 19 pandemic and I couldn’t get the medication I needed. And so all I did was struggle to be human in a time where everything reminded me that I had to be.
In the midst of misinformation, I came across an honestly nuanced depiction of my Muslim faith in the TV show “Ramy.”
Before becoming a Muslim, I would cover my hair from time to time with headscarves – mostly on bad hair days or when I thought
We grow up being oblivious to the humanness of those who raise us despite being found in the intimate convergence where they meet us. Some
A part of growing up is realizing you grow apart from people you thought were going to be with you forever. But just like that
