My Journey along the Margins of Identity Politics
Is identity politics dangerous? Hinnerk Frech writes his initial fascination and later disagreement with the work of the psychologist Jordan B. Peterson.
Tag: feminism
Carceral Feminism and Ideas of Justice In India
Sanjukta Bose analyses how George Floyd’s murder has influenced the willing of police abolition in India relating it to carceral feminism.
‘Silence’ as a Language of Power and Resistance in Kashmir
The state uses “silence” and “death” as violence on different civic bodies
Commentary: Incel Violence is not an isolated phenomenon
A response to Tomkinson, Atwell and Harper’s article: “‘Incel’ Violence Is a Form of Extremism. It’s Time We Treated It as a Security Threat.”
The Lost Interview with John Lennon and Yoko Ono
In 1971, John Lennon and Yoko Ono were interviewed by the socialist newspaper The Red Mole, where they talked about their opposition to the establishment, and the necessity of social and cultural revolution.
The Shadow Pandemic
Together we can combat the menace of domestic violence and the impending danger from it.
110 Years of International Working Women’s Day
A special booklet published to commemorate the 8th of March, The International Working Women’s Day of Struggle. Made by the Indian student organization Progressive Students’ Forum.
