Syeda Afrin Tarannum
Syeda Afrin Tarannum is a sub-editor at SHOUT. Reach her at afrin.tarannum@thedailystar.net
Syeda Afrin Tarannum is a sub-editor at SHOUT. Reach her at afrin.tarannum@thedailystar.net
The systemic barriers that hinder girls’ pursuit of education have continued to remain deeply ingrained in our society.
There is something to be said about the innate process of otherising a person with disability, and pushing them out of the group of the ‘norm’ and into the group of the ‘exception’.
An almost unavoidable part of discussing relationships in today’s world would be Gen Z's relationship terminology
Many women do not feel safe visiting such facilities.
"Get to know your people, and this way you will know yourself."
I have been using the metro rail service sporadically through the past couple of months, and I have to admit, I treat it like a bit of a luxury.
I spent the last two weeks in anticipation of seeing my favourite face after two whole years. I counted days, marked the calendar, set (multiple) reminders and yet, the day couldn’t have passed fast enough.
Climate troubles will only get more pronounced and disastrous.
I watch a lot of television. Whether I’m on an Uber ride home, or studying for a final with my room locked,
Exams are the worst. I said it as a kid, I say it now, and will continue saying it. I mean, what even is the purpose of exams?
Availability is a big problem when it comes to finding inclusive size options.
I’ve always been told things stop being scary once you face them. I don’t believe that’s true. There are things that never get not scary enough. Covid is one of those things.
Growing up, my family would always have Friday morning breakfast together. Everyone had to wake up in time for breakfast, no excuse.
Creating a huge difference when it comes to making real change.
We asked our mothers about their lives before we came along.
A small scale survey was conducted online to understand the underlying reasons behind the use of unethical measures in academic activities.