Kia Abdullah
- Kia Abdullah has written articles published in The Guardian.
Most Recent article
Don't brand Brick Lane
The Guardian, Tuesday 16 FebruaryPlans to build arches in the shape of headscarves across a street in east London are wasteful and culturally insensitive
Previous Articles
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Beating the superwoman complex
The Guardian, Monday 11 January (2 blog links)
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Segregated weddings? No thanks
The Guardian, Fri 14 August 2009 (3 blog links)
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My guilty Oxbridge confession
The Guardian, Thu 11 June 2009
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Where are the Asian men's awards?
The Guardian, Sun 24 May 2009
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The other kind of natural woman
The Guardian, Mon 9 February 2009
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Face to faith
The Guardian, Sat 29 November 2008
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It's Muslim men we must modernise
The Guardian, Fri 17 October 2008
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Only skin deep
The Guardian, Mon 22 September 2008
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Aiming high – but for what?
The Guardian, Fri 29 August 2008
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Degrees of religion
The Guardian, Mon 7 July 2008
Published on one or more of 14 websites.
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Kia Abdullah by numbers...
- 14 articles (since May 2008)
- Average article: 27 column inches (805 words)
- Shortest article: 17 column inches (511 words)
- Longest article: 51 column inches (1519 words)
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