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Anuradha Varanasi is a freelance journalist and science writer based in New York City. She writes on health and climate change and enjoys long walks.

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How to Respond to Microaggressions in an Interracial Relationship

My partner was kind and intelligent, but relationships do not exist in a vacuum.

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Decolonizing Therapy: Why an Apolitical Mental Health System Doesn’t Work

Undoing the narrative that 'just talking about your feelings is enough.'

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How to Establish Healthy Boundaries in Your Relationship

Maintain a sense of identity while avoiding resentment by building healthy personal boundaries.

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How to Cope With the Vicarious Trauma of Police Brutality

As police killings continue to take a toll, experts offer advice for managing mental health.

Can Dating Apps Help Combat Racial Segregation?

While online dating shows some promise in breaking social barriers, it can be a hotbed for racism, too.

Are Politics and Climate Change Giving You Existential Anxiety?

Believe it or not, we might be living with less existential anxiety than generations before us.

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