
Masuma Ahuja
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and strategist working on solutions to systemic problems; author of "Girlhood" and forthcoming "The Infrastructure of Belonging"
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Jun 11, 2026
Masuma Ahuja on The Infrastructure of Belonging
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Chin Ru FooHOST
That's an interesting metaphor, Ashley, like in intro teaser to the free gym session.

Masuma AhujaGUEST
it's a thing I feel like people have and I don't know I'm curious if you feel this way where I think about this a lot of like it feels like people have forgotten how to talk to strangers and to each other and I'm in the UAE and it's a much more I think it's a country where people are much more like accustomed to talking to each other and everything here is very relational and trust-built so that the idea of like having a meal with someone is easier but I spent the last many years in London and I think about like pre-COVID what my life looked like.

Masuma AhujaGUEST
I was in Beirut and I was in a restaurant and I had like, I had heard a lot about it.
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