patriarchy

I Used To Think I Was An Open Person: Manjiri Indurkar On Her Memoir, Mental Illness And Feeling No Regret
The writer of Its All In Your Head, M is not sorry about writing the book, even if it comes at a personal cost.
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Leesa Gazi On Hellfire: Once A Woman Realises What Its Like To Feel Free, She Cant Willingly Go Back
The writer-filmmaker on the inspiration behind Hellfire, a chilling book about the horrors of patriarchy.
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Many Women Are Taking To Twitter To Express Anger Over Rhea Chakrabortys Arrest
The women described the treatment of Chakraborty as "shameful" and a "witch hunt".
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How I Am Teaching My Small Daughters To Play Patriarchy Chicken
I spent months noticing when men walked toward us without even slowing their pace because they expected us to clear the path.
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Why I, An Unmarried Woman, Wear Bengali Hindu Wedding Bangles
While women seemed fine with the idea, a majority of the men I met were riled.
By Shreyasi Biswas

10 Indian Men Recollect The Horribly Sexist Ideas Their Families Tried To Impose On Them
No, 'boys don't cry' isn't a legitimate life lesson.
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Womens Empowerment Begins At Home

Literacy is a good starting point.
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LGBT People Celebrating Karva Chauth Should Know The Ritual Is Rooted In The Culture That Shuns Them
Love doesn't win, patriarchy does.
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Karva Chauth: Anti-Feminism In Designer Wear

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Does Celebrating Karwa Chauth Make Me Regressive?

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