The key to allyship is to realise that the mic we hold is stolen and thus never ours to pass.
Anonymous
On Being the Daughter of a Delhi Policeman
A social researcher speaks of the helplessness she has been feeling over the past year in the aftermath of the police brutality in Jamia and her guilt over her inability …
Lockdown Tales From a Privileged Household
On the domestic abuse that goes on behind privileged doors.
The Day I Left My Abusive Home, or the Happiest Day of My Life
When you have an abusive care giver, you adapt to living with fear.
‘Cancel Ninth Semester Exams’: CU’s Final-Year Law Students Stuck in Limbo
In March, the college had indefinitely postponed the ninth semester exams due to which students are neither able to conclude their final semester studies, nor apply for jobs and higher …
Chalk Monitor, Raita and a Wedding Hall: On Caste in Everyday Experiences
The everyday exclusionary experiences borne out of the caste system.
Opening up About ‘Our Little Secret’: A Letter to My Abuser
On being sexually abused as a child by the family driver.