Month: September 2025 - The Conversationalist
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How one word has birthed a globe-spanning tradition of resistance.| The Conversationalist
Safina Nabi is an independent multimedia journalist covering South Asia, with a focus on gender, health, conflict, human rights, social justice, environment, and technology. Her work has been supported by grants from the International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF), the Pulitzer Center, and the Dart Center, among others. She is a recipient of the 2022 Fetisov Journalism Award.| The Conversationalist
Nikki Muller is a playwright, musical comedian and actress who splits her time between Los Angeles and New York. She has spent the last several years performing and touring her award-winning play…| The Conversationalist
How one woman's friendship helped guide me to myself.| The Conversationalist
As immigrants, my friends and I depend on each other in ways I've never needed back home.| The Conversationalist
How younger generations are turning knitting and crochet into a community building affair.| The Conversationalist
A few unconventional beach reads from the Conversationalist team.| The Conversationalist
How Kenya’s grocery stores might actually be hurting local farmers.| The Conversationalist
In defense of a long-neglected form of protest.| The Conversationalist
Why I became more subscription-conscious (and you should, too).| The Conversationalist
And it'll make you feel alive, too.| The Conversationalist
Meet the single mothers caring for Ukraine’s most vulnerable children.| The Conversationalist
We don't just need more women in office. We need a culture shift.| The Conversationalist
Stories from my friends still trying to survive.| The Conversationalist
On the reopening of the Frick, modern wealth’s bland aesthetics, and the meaning behind our Gilded Age nostalgia.| The Conversationalist
One would hope that something that happens so frequently would be discussed. But overwhelmingly, it’s not—until, as I learned, you join the miscarriage club yourself.| The Conversationalist
How a company in Kanpur is giving India’s flower waste a second life.| The Conversationalist
Sometimes, the death of a friendship can feel like a haunting.| The Conversationalist
From my recent travels, the answer seems to be a resounding “no.”| The Conversationalist
Prodigal tech bro stories skip straight from the past, when they were part of something that—surprise!—turned out to be bad, to the present, where they are now a moral authority on how to do good…| The Conversationalist
