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Shelina Janmohamed

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Shelina Janmohamed is an author and a culture columnist for The National

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Let's talk about the value of healthcare – not its cost

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A century after they began, isn't it time to end beauty pageants?

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Shouldn't misogynist violence be classified as terrorism?

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We need to talk about the uniforms of female athletes at the Olympics

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I'm tired of defending my right to wear a headscarf

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A little social distance, please – even after the pandemic

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Foreigners built the NHS - and Britain, too

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What Muslim creativity would look like without tired old stereotypes

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Are the influencers you follow not activist enough? Then become one

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Eid is a time to be grateful and to give

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How a Fifa advert made my Ramadan all the more special

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Ramadan 2020 taught us to be creative – the lesson holds

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

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

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Meghan and Harry unearth a crisis in British identity

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