To Be a Silhouette in a Blue World is a collection of short stories about womanhood, faith, race and identity.
i. Flaws of The Female Condition
The tale of transgirl accepting herself while others around her cannot.
ii. The Brownest Thing is Not Alw...
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i. Flaws of The Female Condition
The tale of transgirl accepting herself while others around her cannot.
inspired by: by the North Carolinan anti-Trans bathroom laws
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Hunter Schafer as Gennie
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Medalion Rahmimi as Yosra
ii. The Brownest Thing is Not Always The Darkest
A story about a young muslim woman who shares dinner with the woefully unlikable parents of her lover.
inspired by: "The Troubles of Interracial Dating" poem by Taylor Seaberg
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Alisha Boe as Hanan
iii. To Be a Silhouette in a Blue World
The story of the unlikely friendship of two Arab girls. And their yearning for a world beyond the indigo sea.
inspired by: the Syrian refugee crisis
iv. In Which Blood Ruins Everything
triggerwarnings for: violence and bullying
A story about Filipino two sisters and how the actions of the other have resulted in each their ruinations.
inspired by: "i am but i'm not" poem by Jess Rizkallah; "Melting Point" short story by Shaelin Bishop; Homegoing (Willie) by Yaa Gysi
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Julie Rocha as Adriana
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Vanessa Hudgens as Mariana
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// I hope you enjoy all of these stories. Especially those of you who are marginalised young women and girls; searching for a representation you never seem to be able to find.
