What Does It Mean to Be a Woman in a World That Still Isn’t Safe?
by Juanita Herrera We women hear it so often: “Don’t go alone at night”. “Be careful”. “Text me when youContinue Reading
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by Juanita Herrera We women hear it so often: “Don’t go alone at night”. “Be careful”. “Text me when youContinue Reading
By Meera Mohankrishnan Kishwar Naheed’s, “The Grass is Really Like Me”, offers unique comparative symbolism for understanding how external pressuresContinue Reading
Article by Meera Mohankrishnan “To the person in the bell jar – the world itself is a bad dream” ItContinue Reading
The traditional and hegemonic vision of what families are is constantly evolving, and the concept of a single-family-home is already outdated.
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By Silvia Ecclessia An Interview with Elena Ferrara Part 1 – Elena Ferrara’s story and the parallels between cyberbullying andContinue Reading
By Flavia Keller This article critically engages with Western binary notions of sex/gender, and pleasure. Non-Western, indigenous, and/or decolonial understandingsContinue Reading
By Flavian Mèche and Clara Schöpfel In this second piece on deconstructing monogamy, I aim at offering a more detailedContinue Reading
By Flavian Mèche, Yung-Hsuan Wu Content Warning: The article contains discussion about sex and BDSM which some readers might findContinue Reading
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