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Equal Entrance Blog

  • The African Dream

    Comparing the rights and status of women in Tanzania to the veiled xenophobia and Islamophobia in the USA, I can’t help but feel that all too often, our American values of equality are too much in name and not enough in action.

  • The Rise of Domestic Violence During Covid-19 Lockdown

    In Virginia, 1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men have experienced some form of physical violence by an intimate partner. Similarly, 1 in every 3 women faces some form of domestic violence in their lifetime. Domestic violence is the willful intimidation, physical assault, battery, sexual assault, and/or other abusive behavior as part of a systematic pattern of power and control perpetrated by one intimate partner against another. 
  • IWD 2021 -We've Come a Long Way But Have a Long Way to Go

    Bittersweet feelings on this year's International Women's Day. We may have come a long way but we have a long way to go. Misogyny and sexual harassment is common and senseless laws against are being implemented as we speak. But we stay hopeful and fight for a better tomorrow.
  • Virginia resident seeks equal space for women worshipers and spreads powerful messages while she’s at it.

    An interview about the philosophy of Equal Entrance, how it started and where it aims to go.
  • Education is Key to Post COVID-19 Recovery

    Returning to schools for in person learning has been one of the most difficult conundrums for policy makers, teachers, students and parents to come to terms with. On the one hand, we still see Coronavirus cases continue to escalate in some parts of the world and wish nothing more than for teachers and students to be in a safe and healthy environment; and on the flip side, there is the growing concern that years of progress risk being reversed. 
  • Parenting in a Pandemic

    This job is challenging when we’re not in a pandemic. However, I wouldn’t recommend it in a pandemic. There are many things on pause.  Schooling and socialisation. Working in an office and not your home office. 
  • Like Muhammad (pbuh) Loved Khadijah (ra)

    The union of Khadija (ra) and Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is one of the most beautiful love stories in human history. The most fascinating thing is that it smashed so many stereotypes associated with women. 
  • Happy Birthday Rosa Parks

    Happy Birthday to Ms. Rosa Parks, an icon who claimed her space and made history for all of us. She would have been 108 today. 65 years ago,...
  • Finding Peace at a Mosque in Toronto

    By Sidratul Muntaha, Toronto, Canada Mosques play a vital role throughout the life of a Muslim, no matter where they live. I have spent most of my...
  • Life after Covid: Claim Your Space

    As a Muslim woman, I usually avoid shaking hands with men. Most men I come across with have been respectful of my choice. However, there are certai...
  • My Identity

    By Samina Islam I am a woman of color, a woman of faith, and an artist with somewhat restricted mobility. I feel very strongly about my identity in...
  • Purple Hues of the Inauguration Day

    Equal Entrance was founded on the idea of women claiming our space. Nowhere was that more prevalent than the inauguration this week. Like everyone ...

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