Shelina Janmohamed

Ramadan 2020 taught us to be creative – the lesson holds

What we learnt of the spirit of Ramadan last year still applies

Is AI sexist? Only as much as the data that goes into it

It's important to check biases of those entering the data

Women already know #NotAllMen are violent - spare them the lecture

Sarah Everard’s death was a reminder that the violence of some men creates justifiable fear in all women

Meghan and Harry unearth a crisis in British identity

Polarised reactions to the Royal Family's latest saga are what matters most about Oprah's interview

Why shouldn't a spouse be compensated fairly for housework?

In any relationship, chores and child care are priceless - except not really

How not to talk to women: a beginner's guide

Women talk too much – or so some men say

We need to ask our elders to share their stories before it's too late

People get DNA tests done to learn about their ancestry – why start so far?

Let's spare the elderly the ageist remarks, shall we?

The pandemic has brought out the ugliest of attitudes towards older folks

As Covid-19 hits schools, consider where you'd be without teachers

Educators worldwide have seen their profession upended by the pandemic

Despite a low-key Christmas, there are blessings to count

Finding joy in each other is surely also a cause for celebration

How countries reshaped their reputations during Covid-19

National responses to the pandemic ranged from jingoism to calling for global unity

It's time to broaden the scope of modest fashion

Covid-19 has given the sector time to reflect on its evolving identity

Scrutiny of Kamala Harris shouldn't be based on her identity

'Covid Christmas' lessons from Muslims who spent Eid in lockdown

The silver lining of religious occasions amid a pandemic is the ability to reconnect with the 'true' meaning of the holidays

I have to raise kids, shield parents and make ends meet

The 'sandwich generation' is being hit by the pandemic, with little help available