Vitiligo In A Woman’s Body: How I Learnt To Survive A Patchy Situation
To the uninitiated - Vitiligo is a purely cosmetic skin ailment, that results in patches of the skin losing pigment. It has no known cure and is usually a lifelong condition.
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परिवार के यथार्थ में स्त्री के मुक्ति के सवालों पर पितृसत्तात्मक समाज इसमें भी औरत को ही दोषी मानता है। औरत को खुद ही उसकी हालत के लिए जिम्मेदार माना गया है|
Hairy And Proud: Body Hair Removal Through A Feminist Lens
While body hair removal in itself is not wrong, being compelled to do so by a third person or third party is wrong.
13 Reasons Why Failed Me As A Person With Mental Health Issues
The makers of 13 Reasons Why need to stop pretending that they are initiating a dialogue on mental health, or that the show is socially 'woke'.
Queerphobia Doesn’t Vanish As We Move Down Generations
Queerphobia among young adults can exist in many forms - it can range from disgust, prejudice and discrimination to acts of violence and long-term, systemic abuse.
People Picked On Our Queer Friendship Like Vultures | #ChalkfullBullying
My parents do not like our friendship, our peers don't and neither do our teachers. They all have a hard time accepting it.
Watch: 5 Indian Books With Queer Protagonists You Need To Read
Our bookshelves are choked with stories of the privileged, and books with queer protagonists are often white, Western characters. These five books plug that gap, with resolutely Indian and queer stories.
A History Of Body Hair Removal And Distorted Body Image
Body hair removal emerged as a survival tactic many millennia ago. With time, it was reduced to aesthetics, which served as a foundation for the oppressive and gendered notions of feminine hairlessness.
Open Defecation Is Much More Than Just A Sanitation Problem
Open defecation is more than a sanitation issue—the lack of a safe, clean and secluded space to defecate specifically hurts women by drastically limiting their daily freedom.
The Cunning Casteism Of The Brahmin - Ravi Shankar Etteth
Ravi Shankar Etteth's book which normalizes oppressor caste pride is literature of The Brahmin, by The Brahmin, for The Brahmin.
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It Took Me A While To Realise That I Was A Rape Survivor
To people out there who ask survivors to get over it: bodily memories are for real. Let us please respect the journey of a rape survivor towards healing.
Dear Teachers, I Refuse To Be Your Standard ‘Good Girl’ | #ChalkfullBullying
My teachers failed me and countless other girls. I don't care about how good they are at their subjects or how hard they worked for their students, they don't deserve my respect at all.