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“Let Me Seed This Thought” – Three Poems by Bunny
May 4, 2026
“Let Me Seed This Thought” – Three Poems by Bunny
May 4, 2026
May 4, 2026
The Madwoman in the Attic
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The Madwoman in the Attic
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Knowledge Without Consent
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Knowledge Without Consent
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Nothing Impure: Why misogynist taboos around menstruation continue to plague India
Film/TV, Misc. The Chakkar 03/11/25 Film/TV, Misc. The Chakkar 03/11/25

Nothing Impure: Why misogynist taboos around menstruation continue to plague India

In religion, politics, and mainstream pop culture, there is inexplicable hypocrisy and stinging prejudice surrounding the subject of menstruation in India. It begs for more proactive activism around the same. By Nivedita Dey

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