The patriarchal societal system, indeed, is a hypocritical union of individuals and a structure of rules that benefits from women’s bodies but, contradictorily, leaves no room for their liberation. This article will explore the radical acts against women that have ruined their connection with their bodies to profit from oppression. 

The structural parallels between the treatment of the Earth and the treatment of women share an experience of exploitation, control, and commodification. The nurturers and care-givers are thus subjected to extraction, control and regulation, stripping them of their resources. This article examines the exploitation of both the Earth and women, while highlighting their resistance, using ideas from feminist political ecology.

This essay examines the rooted misogyny of left ideologies and the assumption that the left is progressive on gender. Although Marx and Engels only prioritised class as the source of social inequality, gender-based oppression existed before class and has not been satisfactorily tackled by most leftist movements. The essay compares early leftists' misogynistic arguments, like Proudhon, with feminist critique by intellectuals like Emma Goldman and Anuradha Gandhy.

by Kritika Bhatia   A brain that works differently from the one that is deemed as “normal” through the lens of social convention is...

Exploring Surpanakha, Mahadevi Akka and Goddess Rati as women who boldly expressed their sexuality and sexual desires.

What is the position of queer parenting in India? Why is queer parenting considered a taboo as compared to traditional parenting? Read here:

The term “lavender marriage” refers to a marriage that is usually between a “cis-gender man and woman” like any other “heteronormative”...