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"As a woman of colour who has struggled with mental health, I’ve experienced the duality of social media firsthand... I can’t help but think that Meta’s decision to deregulate, and the Albanese government’s decision to ban social media, are not all that different when they both limit the ability of marginalised voices to use social media safely," writes Varsha Yajman.
"When Barack Obama was elected as the first African American president, of course my family took a road trip... However, these election results shattered my dreams, leaving me with the idea of an Inauguration Weekend getaway," writes Imani Brooks.
In a world where representation shapes perception, the stories we tell matter. Yet, for people with disabilities and their supporters, the cultural landscape is alarmingly barren of authentic representation.
From Socrates to Wikipedia, the eternal quest for knowledge and understanding runs deep, and now, with breakthroughs in generative AI, a whole new range of companies are trying to figure out who can deliver the next wave of knowledge-y goods. 
In the unlikely chance Anjali Sharma isn't on your radar already, that needs to change. Safe to say, we're huge fans of Anjali here at Missing Perspectives.
In a new piece for Missing Perspectives, Syrian journalist Sonya Alai speaks with young women across the country.
ICYMI: The Women's Ashes have kicked off in a big way - with Australia smashing the first opening ODI out of the park (on many occasions quite literally, thanks to Alyssa Healy). And according to Cricket Australia, some records are about to be broken.
Tennis player Destanee Aiava says she often hears from Pacific Island parents, thanking her for being a positive role model for their children. 
“We love fictional men because they are written by women, and they are so great because a woman is writing what she thinks we want, and we do want it”.

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