Feminism
Victoria Woodhull: A tale of America's first female presidential candidate
Victoria Woodhull's improbable life - from clairvoyant to Wall Street broker to presidential candidate - is retold in Eden Collinsworth's witty new biography
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A eulogy to Eunice: An Indian English poet who walked freely with language
Getting to know St Xavier's College's beloved teacher through the poems she left behind
 "A eulogy to Eunice: An Indian English poet who walked freely with language")
The New Age of Sexism: Laura Bates' latest book exposes online misogyny
Feminist activist Laura Bates turns her investigative lens on the insidious spread of online misogyny - now assuming new virtual avatars, yet still rooted in age-old patriarchal violence
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The Feminisms of Our Mothers: How one woman's step sparked progress
This anthology successfully subverts the social dynamics of men and women in patriarchy, and centres women as the subjects of their exploration
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Field reports on gender inclusion: Feminism takes different shapes
From doing away with some gender-friendly courtesies to choosing to be called Chairman, there's no one-size-fits-all way to serve the cause of feminism
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4B movement: How a South Korean feminist wave reached the US shores
Women in the United States are using TikTok and X to link the 4B movement to their struggles under Donald Trump
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Sara Ahmed's book offers a deep dive into the feminist killjoy perspective
The book begins with Ms Ahmed's story, but it can be an every woman story or every queer's story
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Private lives at households not constitutional vacuums for injustice: CJI
Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud on Sunday said though households provide a private sanctuary to the inhabitants, it may not be simply an equitable space. Dwelling on the topic Constitutional imperativeness of the state, navigating discrimination in public and private spaces' the Chief Justice underlined that the gain of improving private lives will reflect on public life as well, for these private structures are not constitutional vacuums'. Justice Chandrachud was delivering the Justice E S Venkataramaiah Centennial Memorial Lecture organised by the National Law School of India University, Bengaluru here. According to the CJI, courts in India have in the past privileged the institution of marriage over the individual. The courts inherited the thought that the need to preserve the institutions is greater than the need to protect individual's rights. The sensitive sphere of privacy of homes was considered to be an intimate sanctuary, immune from the applications of the core ..
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Corporate culture under the lens
Divya Khanna's book makes a case for a more humane and engaging corporate culture. She argues our status consciousness and competitiveness make our careers a collection of shorter sprints
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DY Chandrachud appointed 50th Chief Justice of India, to take oath on Nov 9
Lauded as a feminist judge for his reasoning, Justice Chandrachud spoke to young law graduates recently and told them to incorporate a feminist way of thinking while dealing with the law
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Time to colour outside the lines
Author, Nilanjana Bhowmick mixes the personal and anecdotal with data and survey reports to build a more accessible narrative around women's rights, feminist values and patriarchal structures
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Inspiring feminist futures: Homage to Kamla Bhasin's lifelong work, passion
For Kamla, spreading the spirit of liberation to break bonds of subjugation was her purpose in life
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Coffee With BS: Anjolie Ela Menon makes a case for gender equality in art
The huge prices in Indian art today are for the 'eight great big daddies of art, so maybe one should wait one's turn in the queue', Menon tells Pavan Lall
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Siri, is this a win for feminism? Apple's default voice no longer a woman
Siri has been criticized as embodying several facets of gender bias in artificial intelligence
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An unapologetic activist
Book cover of We Are Not Here To Be Bystanders: A Memoir of Love and Resistance
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A feminist renunciation
Book review of Why I am Not a Hindu Woman
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An economist's feminist journey
Book review of The Brass Notebook
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A Gandhian 'romance': Setting the record straight
Book review of Lost Letters and Feminist Histories: The Political Friendship of Mohandas K. Gandhi and Sarala Devi Chaudhurani
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The politics of the kitchen sink
Sally Howard blends qualitative research, academic literature, pop culture and history with her own lived experience to bring politics to where it truly belongs-the kitchen sink
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It's still a man's world
Our data collection methods have been skewed because over time, men have come to be considered as the default while the female gender has rarely been taken into account
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