Marjan Asadullah’s Journalist Portfolio

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I'm from Afghanistan - at least partially

I'm from Afghanistan - at least partially

thevarsity.ca — Intersections is a new features sub-section exploring multiculturalism and diaspora in Toronto. Students consider how their cultural backgrounds have influenced their experiences, perspectives, and stories. I'm not the kind of person who is open and expressive. This isn't because I have anything to hide; I just tend to stay away from questions about me because it can get complicated.

SCSU to address elections concerns in second general meeting

SCSU to address elections concerns in second general meeting

thevarsity.ca — The Scarborough Campus Students' Union (SCSU) has invited students to submit motions for its second general meeting by emailing the chair before February 23 at 6:00 pm. The meeting's purpose is to address student concerns and the controversies that surrounded February's SCSU elections; its date has yet to be announced.

King Noor LA

King Noor LA

gazemagazinee.wordpress.com — How an independent clothing line is helping bring Afghan diaspora together By: Marjan Asadullah Standing in front of a crowd, Frishta Bastan holds her phone in one hand and a mic in the other ready to perform her poetry. The 23-year-old is a spoken word performer who found refuge in words and rhymes when she...

Covered is the new Cool?

Covered is the new Cool?

gazemagazinee.wordpress.com — By: Marjan Asadullah How the Modesty Movement is Taking Over Fashion Sometimes pictured on beaches in Jamaica, or in traditional Pakistani clothing or in a mirror selfie of her outfit for school, Noor Aqil, a 21-year-old Toronto-based photographer and University of Toronto student blogs about herself and her style on her Instagram page.

No more sexist uniform for women in the workplace

No more sexist uniform for women in the workplace

gazemagazinee.wordpress.com — By: Marjan Asadullah We've all been in a restaurant and wondered how the waitresses moved and sway in the way they do with the heels they have on. Is it practice, or skill acquired in the fast-paced movement around the restaurant? Either way, it won't be required anymore.

Video: Gaze Magazine X Ane Crabtree

Video: Gaze Magazine X Ane Crabtree

gazemagazinee.wordpress.com — Gaze Magazine sits down with Ane Crabtree and discusses the impact her designs for Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale have had on a personal and global level. Categories Tags Sexism ane crabtree, costume designer, documentary, fashion, female empowerment, feminism, gaze magazine, mini doc, Sexism, the handmaids tale, women

King Noor LA

King Noor LA

gazemagazinee.wordpress.com — How an independent clothing line is helping bring Afghan diaspora together By: Marjan Asadullah Standing in front of a crowd, Frishta Bastan holds her phone in one hand and a mic in the other ready to perform her poetry. The 23-year-old is a spoken word performer who found refuge in words and rhymes when she...

Covered is the new Cool?

Covered is the new Cool?

gazemagazinee.wordpress.com — By: Marjan Asadullah How the Modesty Movement is Taking Over Fashion Sometimes pictured on beaches in Jamaica, or in traditional Pakistani clothing or in a mirror selfie of her outfit for school, Noor Aqil, a 21-year-old Toronto-based photographer and University of Toronto student blogs about herself and her style on her Instagram page.

A Personal Experience: ATTACK ON FEMINISM AT U OF T

A Personal Experience: ATTACK ON FEMINISM AT U OF T

the-underground.ca — When I walked in late to my gender studies class, I realized that the atmosphere in the classroom was very serious and that the professor seemed concerned.

Safety Behind the University Party Scene

Safety Behind the University Party Scene

the-underground.ca — Although a taboo topic to discuss, sexual assault, rape and harassment on university campuses has increased both in the U.S. and Canada in the recent years. It became such a concern that California passed a 'yes means yes' law that requires an "affirmative, conscious and voluntary agreement to engage in sexual activity" on campuses.

Review: Only One - Kanye West (ft. Paul McCartney)

Review: Only One - Kanye West (ft. Paul McCartney)

the-underground.ca — Known for his angry outbursts and continuous rants, rapper Kanye West dropped his new single featuring Paul McCartney, "Only One". This soft sentimental song is rumoured to be a tribute to the rapper's late mother Dr. Donda C. West, who passed away due to complications during surgery.

Introducing the SCSU

Introducing the SCSU

the-underground.ca — The new school year comes with lots of changes, including a new SCSU executive team. If we think of the university as a human body, the SCSU is the heart of the UTSC campus. It is where you go with your questions, comments, or concerns.

UTSC on the Change

UTSC on the Change

the-underground.ca — Currently, UTSC is under a $10 million renovation, turning the section of its south campus, where the old gym and a few classrooms were located, into the new social science department.

Where is Miller Lash House?

Where is Miller Lash House?

the-underground.ca — On UTSC grounds, one may notice how every part of the building has character, and operates with a different plan in mind. The expansion and modernization of some parts of the campus has not taken away from the surrounding landscape, all which makes this campus unique.

Making (More) Room at UTSC

Making (More) Room at UTSC

the-underground.ca — "All I need is a desk, a chair, and a damn outlet." This is typically the thought that goes through one's mind as they peruse the Bladen Wing, Humanities Wing, the Science Research building, and the library multiple times looking for study space.

Q&A: Fusion Radio Referendum

Q&A: Fusion Radio Referendum

the-underground.ca — The Scarborough Campus Community Radio, better known as Fusion Radio, has won its referendum. They requested an eight dollar increase for their current levy which brings their $4.85/per student fee to $12.85/per student.

I see you, Zulala

I see you, Zulala

freewomenwriters.org — The world first saw Zulala Hashemi when Afghan Star's auditions were held in Kandahar and Nangarhar. Walking in an all-black chadari, with a tiny smudge of eyeliner, she was able to impress the four judges with her ability to hold a note and even got a standing ovation from three judges.

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