Dear Fourth Wave Feminists
A message to Fourth Wave Feminism:
This is how you are ruining my perception of men…
Tag: patriarchy
You Have Forgotten by Avantika Singhal
There was a time when we tattled about life’s trifles and patriarchal tribulations over scones and coffee. Did you forget that time? Of course, you did. Because, now when I see you, you look like a petal that has been run over thrice by the hooves of a maniacal horse, like a sky that has […]
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She Is Like a Son to Me
“She is equivalent to a son for me,” my maternal grandfather exclaims as one of my relatives (yes, Auntie, it’s you) comments on how having a son would have been better for the family, instead of the two daughters that he has. According to her, an elder brother would have helped my father with the […]
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Girls in Tight Shirts Can’t Save Lives
When I rolled out of bed late on the morning of Wednesday, March 23, my biggest concern was that I would be late for my AP Psych test — not my outfit for the day. Thus, I threw on Lululemon leggings and a Lululemon workout top, thinking the biggest problem of the day would be […]
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