adivasi bahujan and dalit women conversing
adivasi bahujan and dalit women conversing
Hira Bansode O Yashodhara! You are like a dream of sharp pain, life-long sorrow. I don’t have the audacity to look at you. we were …
An excerpt from Shantabai Kamble’s Majya Jalmachi Chittarkatha, translated by Shanta Gokhale One day the headmaster called me. ‘We want to give you a …
by Thenmozhi Soundararajan “A race of people is like an individual man; until it uses its own talent, takes pride in its own history, expresses …
SAVARI Caste and Violence Caste violence stems from the inherent notion that superiority based on birth in the caste order is reason enough to hate, despise and …
by Asha Singh Welcome to my home, and meet my family in Bhojpur, Bihar. Asha Singh graduated from Patna Women’s College, Bihar and …
By Ashwini Shelke They are concerned about the freedom of those women, those who have been controlled and oppressed, those who had been protected and …
By Cynthia Stephen Part 2 continued from here Jathi, caste as a social category or identity, distinct from a religious identity probably existed even much before …
By Cynthia Stephen An excerpt from a chapter written for a book on subaltern women to be brought out by dalitbahujan student publishers The idea of India as …
by Minakshee Rode In a place like Pune University, whenever I look around, particularly, at the post graduate students studying English Literature, Caste and gender studies, …
Kongu isn’t a rag that stands guard over my head Kongu ties up my hunger, tucks my stomach in and keeps watch for me like Katta …