Khushi Bajaj
Khushi Bajaj is an intersectional feminist and writer from Lucknow. Her work has previously been featured in two anthologies published by Penguin Random House India, and on the platforms of Gaysi Family and Film Companion. She is passionate about advocating for social justice and believing in the revolutionary capacity of kindness. She can be reached through email (khushi.bajaj1234@gmail.com).
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