Photo by @tahiafarhin
“I am a feminist, and I want to help for equality for all genders. I want to show that through my work,” says Tahia Farhin Haque (@tahiafarhin), one of the photographers who took part in “This is 18,” a project from The New York Times (@nytgender). “‘This is 18’ is about showing what girls go through all over the world when they turn 18 — being 18 is a crucial stage for all of us,” says 22-year-old Tahia, who studies biochemistry and biotechnology in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
“I hope to give voice to the issues that are unheard and unseen in the world. I would like to make people question their perceptions and the paradigms. I work towards a goal to shatter traditional stereotypes about women in order to bring their unique perspectives to the forefront.”
Watch today’s story to see more from Tahia.
“I am a feminist, and I want to help for equality for all genders. I want to show that through my work,” says Tahia Farhin Haque (@tahiafarhin), one of the photographers who took part in “This is 18,” a project from The New York Times (@nytgender). “‘This is 18’ is about showing what girls go through all over the world when they turn 18 — being 18 is a crucial stage for all of us,” says 22-year-old Tahia, who studies biochemistry and biotechnology in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
“I hope to give voice to the issues that are unheard and unseen in the world. I would like to make people question their perceptions and the paradigms. I work towards a goal to shatter traditional stereotypes about women in order to bring their unique perspectives to the forefront.”
Watch today’s story to see more from Tahia.
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