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Feminist Articles
Long-form journalism, theoretical essays, workplace observations, and personal narratives.
Latest Feminist Essays
#Society
From managing family WhatsApp groups to anticipating domestic friction — the invisible mental load women carry in Indian households stays unaccounted for.
By Anonymous • 6 min read • Read Essay →
#Workplace
A critical look at how corporate compliance often prioritizes institutional reputation over justice under India's Prevention of Sexual Harassment Act.
By Anonymous Lawyer • 8 min read • Read Essay →
#Safety
Reflections on why safety is not merely the absence of violence, but the freedom to walk unhurried without fear or permission.
By Anonymous Writer • 5 min read • Read Essay →
#Relationships
A personal account of choosing singlehood in a society obsessed with matrimonial timelines.
By Anonymous • 7 min read • Read Essay →
#Society
A primer on what patriarchy actually means: inheritance of power, control of bodies, and the quiet rules that turn hierarchy into “common sense.”
By Editorial Collective • 6 min read • Read Essay →
#Politics
How race, caste, class, disability, and gender stack into different lived realities — and why single-axis feminism keeps failing the most vulnerable.
By Anonymous Scholar • 7 min read • Read Essay →
#Safety
Unpacking rape culture’s myths: silence is not yes, marriage is not perpetual consent, and intoxication is not an invitation.
By Anonymous • 5 min read • Read Essay →
#Relationships
How matrimonial ads, “fair & lovely” aesthetics, and groom-price economics turn women into negotiable assets.
By Anonymous • 6 min read • Read Essay →
#Health
From missing school during menstruation to workplace stigma — how bodily functions become instruments of exclusion.
By Health Rights Collective • 5 min read • Read Essay →
#Culture
When friendliness is treated as a down payment on women’s attention, rejection becomes an insult to male ego — and sometimes a prelude to harm.
By Anonymous • 5 min read • Read Essay →
#Health
Reproductive justice is not only the right to choose — it is the right to parent with dignity, refuse pregnancy, and access care without stigma.
By Anonymous Doctor • 7 min read • Read Essay →
#Politics
Savarna feminism without caste analysis reproduces the same hierarchy it claims to fight — just with better vocabulary.
By Anonymous • 8 min read • Read Essay →
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