adivasi bahujan and dalit women conversing
adivasi bahujan and dalit women conversing
Satsar (The Essence of Truth) was a journal which Phule tried to publish in 1885. Two issues were published, and both state Phule’s theological position. But …
Anu Ramdas Hira Bansode in her poem Ghulam (‘Slave’) writes: Where a woman in her youth is dried up by tradition she is confined all her life …
Anu Ramdas Lakshmi was always comfortable sharing her thoughts about her husband, Shanmugam. He was the shy one and never said much about personal things. …
Jyotsna Siddharth Today’s status quo bites me. The upper-caste, upper class, elitism in feminism, the hypocritical pretension about issues and a bit of everything is disturbing. I would …
Jenny Rowena On first or second Saturday coming after the Hindu New Years Day (Gudhi padawa), the devadasis, who are mostly dalitbahujans, were openly sexually …
Rahi Gaikwad The name Ranvir is usually given to a boy. It means brave warrior or battle hero. This is the name a section of …
Pradnya Bhim Sindhu They talk of feminization of social…. Work…. Change They said sexuality should be addressed Feminism is an empire its multicultural discrimination They …
Rupali Bansode Some feminists celebrate sisterhood and I did the same But soon I realised it was not between us, We were not sisters, or …
SAVARI Universally, the imagery of a whip evokes the reality of violence throughout human history. The whip is inseparable from violence against slaves, dalits, women, …
SAVARI A caste society is a society that sanctions violence at all levels, in a top-down fashion. This sanctioned societal violence heavily impacts Adivasi, Bahujan and Dalit …