‘Earn 500 Pounds A Year’: What Virginia Woolf Had To Say About Women Making Money

“The history of men’s opposition to women’s emancipation is more interesting perhaps than the story of that emancipation itself,” said Virginia Woolf, the observant English novelist who was…

How These 90s Sitcoms Disrupted The Patriarchal Family Structure

Editorial Note:

Television has always found interesting way to push the envelope when it comes to depicting socially constructed identities. And one of the ways it does this is by imagining…

Back in the 90s: How ‘Gilmore Girls’ Broke Stereotypes And Redefined Female Bonding

Editor’s Note:

Only ’90s kids remember the ‘90s.

A meme that won’t quit, and with good reason.

Meet Simone de Beauvoir: Busting Gender Roles Since 1949!

‘Representation of the world, like the world itself, is the work of men; they describe it from their own point of view, which they confuse with absolute truth.’

Dear Rowling, Here’s Why Your Additions To The Harry Potter Series Are An Epic Fail

In 2009, when J. K. Rowling launched Pottermore — a unique website where Potter fans could read more about their favourite characters from the book beyond canon, and could discuss the…

How Mary Wollstonecraft Set The Feminist Ball Rolling With This Seminal Text

If someone were to ask you, “where did feminism start?”, you would instantly think of the early 20th century Suffragettes. Though that’s not technically wrong, truth is, the seeds of feminism were…

Growing Up As A Brown Girl, This Is How Feminism Helped Me Embrace My Identity

By Aakanksha Sardana:

Seven year old me blinks my eyes at the television. None of the famous people on TV were called any of the names that me or my friends had. Where…