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Gynecomastia
Friday, 02 July 2010 17:18
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Phallometer
Friday, 02 July 2010 17:09
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Public Interest (Closed)
Thursday, 01 July 2010 00:00
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Public Interest (Open)
Friday, 02 July 2010 16:55
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chapter 7 - apocalypse
Wednesday, 01 April 2009 01:42
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Smoking Hot Windows
Sunday, 10 May 2009 00:00
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Sunglasses
Wednesday, 01 April 2009 01:40
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chapter 5 - holy body
Wednesday, 01 April 2009 01:46
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this house
Wednesday, 01 April 2009 01:23
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Carnival of Shivers
Wednesday, 24 June 2009 03:21
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| A Gay of No ImportanceHadi Hussain31.05.10 | | | It has been an audacious and difficult decision for me to finally come out and accept my gaiety. Coming out has seemed like deliverance from my every sin, for which I will be pardoned and will start living happily hereafter.
But I forgot that life isn’t a fairy tale with a King Midas with a golden touch or a magical kiss which can transform a toad into a handsome prince. I used to think that my... |
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| Ins Kromminga: A conversationPonni Arasu01.07.10 | | |
Below are excerpts from an interview I did in November, 2009, with a fascinating artist and activist, Ins Kromminga, who initiated a process in me, simple and obvious, and yet complicated and hardly ever embarked upon vis-à-vis the politics of gender and sexuality. Ins has challenged the routine of the politics we engage in and the worldview we sometimes unintentionally take for granted and thus make static.
Ins Kromminga was the guest artist at the Nigah... |
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| Elle Woods: On the Other Side of OppressionOmair Raza30.06.10 | | | As a pro-feminist queer who whole-heartedly endorses radical feminism, I took myself to task for admiring the 'post-feminist' film Legally Blonde when I saw it the other day. Is Elle Woods, a bubbly ultra-pink sorority girl who survives the rigors of Harvard Law while being true to herself, an icon of liberation? Or is she just a pop-culture fantasy of a woman who 'has it all' - unrealistic, not to mention, anti-feminist, in how... |
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| Hijras, Marriage and the LawSarah Suhail01.07.10 | | | On 24 May, 2010, in Peshawar, Rani, Malik and 45 other people were arrested for holding a wedding ceremony. Rani is a known Hijra (third gender/trans woman) while Malik is a cisgender man who also had two previous marriages. Both Rani and other prominent members of the Hijra community denied the fact that a wedding ceremony was taking place, and said that the function was in fact a “salgirah” which is an annual function that... |
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| All OppressionKyla Pasha | | | It’s been a while. We at Chay Magazine have been reassessing, rethinking, revamping and also resting and recreating as we figure out where and how to take this publication. Much has happened in the months since you last heard from us. Much of it has been horrible, such as the massacre of Ahmadis in Lahore in their own mosques. So now, as we move forward with a new look and some new opportunities, we also possess a new mission.
When we began two years ago, our mission was to talk about that which we do not talk about; not... |
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