Many Indians, mostly middle-aged and elderly Hindus, believe in a fundamentalist interpretation of Hinduism that portrays homosexuality as a Western “invention.” But on exploring some great Hindu mythological epics, it is quite clear that Hinduism is more liberal than the “western” (or Victorian) beliefs.
Category Archives: Op-Ed
A Few Thoughts on Justice Amy Coney Barrett, the Anti-Feminists’ Feminist Icon
In theory, the confirmation of another woman to the Supreme Court is a huge step for feminists. However, this is absolutely not the case when the woman confirmed goes against everything that feminists stand for and have worked tirelessly to accomplish.
A Brief Discussion on the Neglect of Mental Health Education in Schools
If mental health is just as important as physical health, which I argue it is, then shouldn’t there also be some sort of educational platform that is geared towards mental health education in particular?
Why is London’s New Mary Wollstonecraft Statue so Divisive?
One might think that erecting a new statue dedicated to philosopher, writer, and women’s rights advocate Mary Wollstonecraft in a London park could only be a good thing. Unfortunately, for many feminists, artist Maggi Hambling’s work was not the emblem of empowerment they were hoping for.
Why Fast Fashion is a Human Rights Issue — And What We Can Do About It
The fast fashion industry is cruel and unsustainable. Let’s show the industry that we aren’t willing to accept that.
The REVIVAL Zine 