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Adulthood Is A Trap: A Review Of Funny Boy By Shyam Selvadurai

By Aakansha Oswal 27th September, 2020

“I would be caught between the boys’ and the girls’ worlds, not belonging or wanted in either.” -Arjie Chelvaratnam (Chapter 1)   Shyam Selvad...

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Netflix’s Sex Education: A Feminist Review

By Avni 2nd September, 2020

All over the world, one thing remains common: sex is a taboo. Growing up, none of us received the sex education we should have. Whether it was at h...

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A Review Of Naomi Wold’s ‘The Beauty Myth’: Quarantine Edition

By Anisha Drall 31st August, 2020

It has been months of social distancing and self-isolation for most of us. My body feels unkempt. When I look in the mirror, I recognize myself as ...

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Persepolis Book Review: The Personal Is Always Political

By Navya Khanna 19th August, 2020

Persepolis narrates the story of the political and cultural evolution of Iran through the eyes of a young girl. The book is filled with moments of ...

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The Help Review: Never Underestimate The Power Of Narratives

By Navya Khanna 19th August, 2020

There is no trickier subject for a writer from the South than that of affection between a black and a white person in the unequal world of segregat...

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How Indian Matchmaking (And Some Critics) Just Missed The Whole Point

By Shraddha Jaiswal (She/Her) 12th August, 2020

The show Indian Matchmaking needs no introduction since it started trending within a week of its release on 16th July 2020. I watched the show in i...

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It’s Time to Stop Laughing at Cat Lady Jokes (And Stuff You Should Already Know)

By Lavanya Sinha (She/Her) 12th August, 2020

What is an unwed older woman in the eyes of the world today? Nothing unusual, we should hope? Cool? Empowered? Sweet? Ordinary? A woman? Bah. Perfe...

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Here Are 10 Series With Powerful Women Leads We Should Know About

By Ojas Khurana 21st July, 2020

I just finished a brilliant action series, and we must talk about it! We are flooded with content and in this flood, it is easy to miss out on the ...

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Little Women: A Timeless Feminist Presence In Pop Culture

By Anupriya Dubey 15th June, 2020

Warning: spoilers ahead.

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Shubh Mangal Saavdhan: He Found Love And Support In A Hopeless Pace

By Mehar Kaul 1st June, 2020

Shubh Mangal Saavdhan (2017) marks the debut of Tamil director R. S. Prasanna. The movie revolves around the life of a couple, Sugandha (Bhumi Pedn...