Just A Joke: How Men Normalise Sexism Under The Garb Of Jokes
So dear people who pass on sexist jokes, it is not laughable at all. It is just a way to demean a woman without taking the responsibility for it.
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Anushka Sharma Marriage Comment Triggers Debate, THIS is What It’s About?
It is imperative for society to change its rigidity towards married woman’s identity and make it an open ground. This will allow more women to be happy in marriage, ambitious in marriage and outspoken in marriage.
Why Do Women Pretend?
So be it Anjali, Sanjana from Bollywood, no woman must change herself to meet the social norms. The social norms that women are forced to meet are patriarchal and do not value a woman’s identity beyond her subjection to the men in society.
Why Does Society Find It Easier To Blame Women Than Men?
We are not living in older times when women won’t grow or retaliate. Like me, many women question the gender bias around them and refuse to be silenced. It is time society understands the power that womanhood embodies and respects it.
20 Regressive Things Parents Must Stop Telling Their Daughters
Haw! Do you smoke and drink? How unsanskari you are!
Men Will Be Men, Women Need to Ignore : How My Mother Raised me to Ignore Injustice
Silence on injustice has been imposed on us. It is time for us to break the imposition and fight for our rights.
‘Just Relax’ – 10 Things That Men Say To Make Women Feel Weak
The problem is that gender inequality or any sort of unfair treatment is never seen as an issue. But a norm that everyone should adjust to.Â
Tum Haste Hue Achi Lagti Ho: Can We Stop Controlling Women’s Freedom To Be Emotional?
The gate holding up the emotions should be guarded by men and women themselves and not controlled by ideologies that take the liberty of defining how a human should be. Because it is humans themselves who have the right to define who and how they are.
Seven Things That Society Says About Dusky Women That Makes Me Go WTF
It is just not right to stereotype women with dark skin as belonging to lower communities. Their skin colour is just a feature of their body and not a determinant of their abilities, beauty, class or caste.
How Patriarchy Defines The Good Qualities Of An Indian Woman
For me, the idea of a ‘good Indian woman’ is mainly mythological. It is a concept that has been weaved in stories by patriarchy and cannot really survive in the reality. Because if it did, women will never be seen as individuals but as supporting characters that matter only till they fan the heroism of men.
