FOR WOMEN WHO WANT MORE
Yes, it’s true that every woman should be free to make her own choices. But it’s also true that not all choices exist in a vacuum. When one woman publicly romanticizes a narrow, traditional role, it subtly but surely raises expectations for all women. It tells society - this is what a “good wife” looks like.
In India, equality at work still depends on permission slips from the past. By Kalpita Wadher The G, H, and backspace keys on my laptop’s keyboard recently stopped working, rendering my laptop almost unusable. Both keys are extremely important for…
We’ve held space, we’ve held silence, and we’ve held men while they broke us - all in the name of love, patience, or hope. But this essay is a reckoning. It’s about asking men to finally carry their own burden of redemption - to stop waiting for women to do the heavy lifting of their healing. Because unless they choose to carry their own burden of redemption in both public and private life, all their allyship is just performance. And until they learn to carry their own burden of redemption, we will keep living in a world half-built, with broken trust and unfinished change.
For too long, women’s health in India has been overlooked, under-discussed, and wrapped in silence. Dr. Michelle Frank is working to change that—one question, one conversation, and one digital community at a time. What began as a chance job at a parenting…
Is a woman’s worth only to be viewed in terms of her relationship with a man? Would it not be enough for her to be viewed as a person deserving an innate worth from her mere existence? In high school,…
In a troubling but sadly familiar trend, senior women leaders in India are using their platforms not to empower, but to tear other women down. Some of the usual narrative surrounds around what the minister is saying in the above…
What will follow in the lines below is not a book review of sorts. It will rather be an amateur documentation of how a book can touch lives and leave its imprint, writes SUBHASREE GHATAK I had been hearing about this…
The ‘Intimate City’ by Manjima Bhattacharjya is an account of the transformation of sex work (the world’s oldest profession) into ‘post industrial sexual commerce in a rapidly globalized world’. Thank you for the review, Devika Rajesh. The “Intimate City” by…
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