Between Two Worlds: How Journalism Found Sherine Tadros

For Middle East correspondent Sherine Tadros, reporting from the front lines during the Gaza Wars and the Arab Uprisings wasn’t enough, so she switched allegiances and became the Deputy Director of Advocacy and Representative to the United Nations for Amnesty International to change how the story ends. Her new memoir, Taking Sides, recounts her remarkable journey.

Dear World: Muslim Women Don’t Need You To Approve Of What We Wear (Or Don’t)

A different country, a different woman, a different time; yet, the same struggle.

Looking Back A Year After The Taliban’s Return, This Afghan Woman Asks Herself: Was It All Worth It?

Maz Hakim shares her pain as she looks back at the Taliban's return to Afghanistan, 12 months later.

Have Beauty Pageants ‘’Aged Gracefully’’ As An Institution?

I am afraid my thoughts on the topic are predictably mainstream.

How Societal Standards Of Beauty Have Led Us All To Believe That The ‘Instagram Face’ Is The Highest Form Of Human Allure

In light of Mental Health Awareness Month this May, GRAZIA dissects how not only has social media changed the face of beauty, but it’s changing the beauty we see in faces.