Writing that takes feminism beyond its Western origins — tracing solidarity, resistance, and the specificity of struggle across the Global South.
Decolonial & Global Feminisms
It’s always the acridly sweet smell of shit and matted dust crossing into Hauz Khas village.......
Read More*some names have been changed to protect privacy When I first realized that something was wrong,......
Read MoreThe best-selling author of Karna’s Wife, Kavita Kané, is a revolutionary author known for her fresh......
Read MoreAn elite Mumbai school, an elegant writer-detective, and students who are seemingly up to no good.......
Read MoreIt’s hard to come back to reality after finishing The Girl in White Cotton. It lingers......
Read MoreAmerican anthropologist Nancy Scheper‐Hughes describes the global trade in human organs as a morbid transaction between......
Read MoreChinwe once joked with Adaobi that in their country, the easiest way for a woman to......
Read MoreThe only thing from her previous life Mrs Coutinho is unwilling to quit is the habit......
Read MoreTo paraphrase Keats, “A thing of simplicity is a joy forever/ Its loveliness increases/ It will......
Read Morein the Chronicles of Courage and Songs of Freedom series It is a matter of great......
Read MoreA personal reflection on the evolving idea of what makes a children’s book ‘environmental’ ‘Once upon......
Read MoreA reflective piece on The Forgotten Folklore Project and the strange curriculum of growing up in......
Read MoreAn excerpt from “Representing Diverse Childhoods” by Tultul Biswas from Children’s Books: An Indian Story, Ed.......
Read MoreTo the One Who Had to Grieve the Parent They Never Really Had You call them......
Read MoreI grew up addicted to a fantasy. Even as a little girl, long before I understood......
Read MoreWhen the Supreme Court chief justice compared youngsters to cockroaches, the youth made their contempt known.......
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