10 Stories by Anjali Ramachandran
"Identity" is interpreted so differently depending on where you come from, who you are, what your background is, where you are in life at...
The map of the world has never remained static. Right now, there are secessionist movements from Scotland to Kurdistan, each with their own particular...
Refugees are asked to leave behind old cultural and social behaviors. At the same time, longtime residents of these countries may mistrust or even...
What will our working lives look like in the coming decades–and as work evolves, how will it affect our identities?
Many of the most interesting stories were from those who were overlooked by the system: individuals from minority groups whose needs were not considered...
Few of the websites we give our information to are truly secure; as long as you use Google or Facebook, there's a limit to...
Ideally, one simple system should grant everyone the rights and services that they're entitled to. But if you're locked out of that system, you...
For The ID Question, we've curated a reading list on what identity systems look like around the world. It will give you a good...
Identity isn't a binary, though it's often discussed that way. You hear people singling out one interpretation and vociferously arguing for or against it–but...
Who decides who you are? You, or the world around you?
