As India completes 75 years of Independence, the inherent contradictions within Indian society that tend to accentuate gender disparity need to be actively addressed.
Tag: internalised misogyny
When Patriarchs Attain Glory by Doing the Bare Minimum
My grandmother worships her brother to this date because, according to her, he gave her a home which was not abusive. Not loving or supportive, just 'not abusive'.
Looking At My Body Through Everyone’s Gaze But My Own
Unfortunately, we still live around people who cannot tolerate the sight of cleavage, and it’s normalised. That’s where we have failed miserably.
‘Padhke Kya Hi Kar Logi’: How Patriarchy Turns Women Against Women
When the women around me value other women's child-bearing ability and submissiveness, how am I to fight the patriarchy?
Intersectional Feminism – The Basics
Intersectional feminism is not only about calling out people for their wrong doings, but also educating them on why they’re wrong and what they can do about it.
How I Started Asking Questions and Standing up for Myself
This goes out to all those who have felt unheard – there is a choice. There is a choice of neglecting those who bring you down.
The Hollow ‘Wokeness’ of Educated Upper Class, Caste Women
The feminism of the upper class and caste woman hinges on protecting her privilege.
How Social Media Responded to a Woman Shaming Another For Wearing a Short Dress
While what the woman said is completely unacceptable, the sordid tale highlights the pitfalls of naming and shaming on social media.