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art
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Awkward Black Girl
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aziz ansari
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Bangladesh
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beauty
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beliefs
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Bengali
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Beyonce
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body
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bridge
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brown people
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California
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citizenship
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Civil Rights
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college dropout
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community
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connectedness
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creativity
(10)
depression
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Dr. Zakir Naek
(1)
eating disorder
(2)
empowerment
(1)
eve ensler
(1)
exercise
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family
(10)
fashion
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fasting
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female scholars
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feminism
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Foucault
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Fremont
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fresh off the boat
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friendship
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growth
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harem
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harem pants
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HBO Girls
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health
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hip-hop
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home
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honesty
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humor
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identity
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immigrants
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information
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intelligence
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intuition
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Islam
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Jay Z
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jedi mind tricks
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language
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library
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literature
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love
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media
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medical school
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mental health
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mind
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minority feminism
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Mona Eltahawy
(3)
Muslim American
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Muslim feminism
(4)
Muslim slaves
(1)
negativity
(1)
new year's resolution
(1)
New York Times
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NYPD surveillance
(1)
Occupy Wall Street
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Palo Alto
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PeaceTV
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poetry
(8)
politics
(12)
positivity
(6)
racism
(5)
Ramadan
(1)
rebellion
(5)
resilience
(6)
rules
(2)
self-development
(3)
Shahrnush Parsipur
(1)
Shahs of Sunset
(1)
Sharia
(1)
social norms
(5)
socialization
(4)
street cred
(5)
Sufi
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thanksgiving
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Touba and the meaning of night
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traditions
(1)
travel
(1)
trust
(5)
writing
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Friday, August 5, 2011
"In the world, in my body"
Eve Ensler on the interconnectedness of our bodies and world in which we live. Contains mature content.
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