Sexism in Politics
Studies have shown
that women leaders perform better than their male counterparts. But despite having a seat at the table, they are relegated to the side-lines. More often than not, they are hesitant to speak up due to fear of being judged or lack of confidence, writes Angellica Aribam.
The corner from which criticism for Sapna was emerging may have switched, along with her own political alliance, but sexism has remained constant. The onus of morality falls on a woman who performs suggestive moves on songs with equally suggestive lyrics.
Atishi Marlena has joined the rapidly growing list of female politicians who have been at the receiving end of sexism…
Many Indian women politicians have raised voice against Azam Khan’s repulsive and misogynist remarks Jaya Prada. No one would have…
Singer and performer Sapna Chaudhary has been in the news for the past three days because of her rumoured foray…
Sexist tropes in public discourse aren’t uncommon in our country, where gender bias and stereotyping run deep. Even top politicians…
Looks like people in this country can’t let women succeed professionally, without belittling all their achievements and by shifting the…
Naresh Agarwal’s distasteful jibe against Jaya Bachchan reinforces our belief that in India politicians can stoop beyond conceivable levels of sexism, to…
Women in the Congress party are a truly a force to reckon with. Protesting BJP MP Vinay Katiyar’s sexist comment against Priyanka…
Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) president from Amritsar, Simranjit Singh Mann refuses to say ‘Bharat Mata ki jai’ on the pretext of the phrase being gendered towards women and the fact that his religion does not worship any woman.
LAST YEAR, THIS TIME
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