
When home doesn’t feel like home anymore.
Whenever I go overseas I feel ‘home.’ Why does Australia feel so foreign?
Whenever I go overseas I feel ‘home.’ Why does Australia feel so foreign?
Yassmin’s Teen Vogue article told it like it is. Her experience isn’t a lesson for us ethnics; it’s a lesson in white privilege.
There are 365 days in a year – why do we need to celebrate our national identity on a day that represents so much destruction to the traditional owners of this land?
Part II of our Mini-moon was spent in a cottage in the Parklands – a gorgeous location and phenomenal service!
Just because my views are slightly easier to swallow and relate to, it doesn’t mean that the views of other Muslims are any less valid.
This week, an Essential poll gave us news that 49% of Australians would like to see a ban on Muslim …
Before airing, Here Come the Habibis was bashed over and over for being ‘racist’ (you can see the trailer here). A petition was …
How about swapping out the ‘M’ in ‘Mussie’ with an ‘A’. Being called Aussies would be a nice change!
Forget them – this radicalised minority is to Australia what ISIS is to Islam.
For the last few months, I have been trying to write this post. The entire time I have been terrified. Ireland’s ‘Yes’ vote for marriage equality has given me strength.
Although I was born in Australia and know no other home, calling myself an Australian isn’t a natural thing. It never has been. Also, Reclaim Australia are stupid.
Man Haron Monis was a psychopath. He was a lowlife scumbag. His name is not even worthy of being uttered. …
Waleed Aly is to become the first Muslim in Australia to co-host a major, prime time television show. Waleed is set …
Hi friends! Tonight I was published on Mamamia.com.au I wrote a post about the current Muslim experience in an anti-terror …
My Muslim brothers and sisters – you are not alone. This is a time where we need to stand together, …
Australia has undertaken its largest anti-terrorism raids in history. Where does this leave the Muslim community? How do we handle the pressure from within the community and that from wider Australia?