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Books and TV "Not My Cup of T" - New Documentary Explores the Impact of the Rise of Gender Transition Groped, touched “by mistake,” and leered at, I developed a profound hatred towards my breasts as a teenager. This hatred extended to my whole body, thanks to Indian men, and
Books Review of ‘It Wasn’t Enough’ & an Interview with Peg Tittle Punching Well Above its Weight, and Straight in the Gut
gender An Epidemic of Misinformation: Murder Rates and the Transgender Population According to the Human Rights Campaign, 26 transgender or “gender non-conforming” people were killed in the United States during 2018. Transgender rights activists say the murder of trans-identified people is
film 70 Years Since the ‘Golden Era’ or 70 Years of Bollywood Sexism? The year 1950 marked the beginning of India’s distinct artistic voice, free from the clutches of a 200-year colonial rule. Morale was high and there was a whiff of
movies Directing A Feminist Documentary Showed Me The Limits Of Liberal Compassion What happens when you raise women’s voices without commodifying their suffering?
Books and TV Is 'The Morning Show' the Nuanced #MeToo Conversation We Need, or is it #TooSoon? The show that made it's home in the gray areas powerfully redeemed itself in the last seven minutes
gender J.K. Rowling Comes Out In Support of Women Fired for Stating Biological Sex Matters The Harry Potter author is making waves on Twitter once again for a Tweet defending Maya Forstater
Books and TV Is Gory TV Exposing Male Violence, or Normalizing It? Research demonstrates that showrunners may be raising awareness all wrong.
Our Bodies I Watched ‘Shrill’ and I Didn’t Feel Empowered — I Felt Terrified The show is meant as a body-positive anthem, so why am I scared to eat now?
Our Bodies How Podcasts Helped Me Get Over Hating The Sound of My Voice Women’s voices are always perceived as ‘wrong’, but listening to them more can help.
Books and TV ‘The Testaments’ Tries to Explain Female Participation in Patriarchy But reality isn’t as glamorous as fiction.
