Tag: Gender
Inequality in publishing
Gender neutrality in economics: The role of editors and referees https://voxeu.org/article/gender-neutrality-economics-role-editors-and-referees Yet another paper confirming what we have known all
Protected: Why Should Boys Have All The Fun?
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Changing approach to dealing with rape
The young girl, visibly bruised and shaken, was brought for questioning amid blaring sirens and numerous cops stirred by her
18 percent of 50
Wikipedia has been a deeply unequal place and this wasn’t going to change anytime soon. But thanks to the efforts
Rape Victims Are Being Silenced. Will We Just Watch?
Often, I shut myself down when I hear of heinous crime against a woman. Like when Nirbhaya was raped. And
The Girl With The Peacock Tattoo
It was always the tattoo that stood out. Peacock tattoo on the waist. It hurt to get it done but
Hey Alexa! Say Hello To Q!
Chances are, you have an Alexa at home. So do I. So, this post is for you. A UN study
Kabir Singh Doesn’t Exist In An Alternate Universe. Fellow Feminists, It’s Time To Accept It
Though it’s a bit late in the day, here are my thoughts on Kabir Singh, the movie, which has been
How Are Women Doing?
Hello 2019, how are we women doing across the world? Same same, this UN Women report released this month says.
WHAT ATISHI’S DEFEAT AND PRAGYA SINGH THAKUR’S WIN TELL US ABOUT INDIA
More than 100 years ago, in the iconic Citizenship In A Republic speech, US President Theodore Roosevelt outlined the key
What Atishi’s defeat and Pragya Singh Thakur’s win tell us about India
More than 100 years ago, in the iconic Citizenship In A Republic speech, US President Theodore Roosevelt outlined the key
25 years on, what’s next for Mayawati?
Kairana, Muzaffarnagar: The young lady was dark, dressed in a salwar-suit, and had been through college —a rarity for a
The girl with the peacock tattoo
One evening in February last year, a girl raised many eyebrows in the conservative Jat neighbourhood of Matiala in west
Delhi’s Belly | An equal music
As the first batch of girls graduate from one of the Walled City’s oldest schools, it prepares for more change
True Stories: Reconstructing Sonali Mukherjee
She has undergone 25 surgeries in 10 years and excruciating pain just to look human again. The acid attack survivor still walks a tightrope between life and death
