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Inquilab kaun hai?, by Mili Mukim
You’re standing in the middle of the road with your friends. For your privileged and socially secure humble self, it’s just another day....
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teenbellemag
Oct 16, 20202 min read
To You Mr. President, by Siobhan Hebron
To You Mr. President, To you I am emotional and I am sick To you I am a series of holes, for penetrating or expelling And so if I could,...
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Jun 18, 20202 min read
THE BONES OF A WOMAN, by Miya Elizabeth
I wear the skin of a woman who taunts me. Flower petal eyes and a rose-bud mouth. Her cheekbones make cherry-apples of my face. A picture...
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teenbellemag
Jun 10, 20204 min read
The Multi-Dimensional Criminal, by Neo Mathibela
I have been a criminal for over twenty-two years now. A life of crime is not one I voluntarily opted for, it chose me. Other children...
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May 31, 20209 min read
The Significance of UAPA and the Bhima Koregaon Case in Dalit History, by Nishtha Khunteta
Property fractures the human world into custodians and criminals But when I assert and declare banishment of the very thing Property’s...
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May 30, 20204 min read
The dangers of reopening schools during COVID-19 pandemic in Bangladesh, by Nevyn P. Haque
Coronavirus has caused many countries around the world to enforce lockdowns to stop the spread of the virus. This means all schools and...
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May 11, 20201 min read
haiku about the way women are compelled to bear more than they should, by Sarosh Nandwani
audacious woman, eclipsed among the louder, still demands a voice. and given only finite space to thrive into, she carves her orbit....
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May 4, 20201 min read
He builds Walls with Words, by Phoebe Woofter
He carves shame into womanflesh Bits of blood and bone hang from notches in his belt He slides the snake stained scarlet from his hips...
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May 1, 20201 min read
Essential, by Esme Fenn
I don’t know much but I know that a revolution is essential I see the fear, the hatred in my country’s eyes and I think it should be...
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Apr 28, 20201 min read
hugs, by Sarosh Nandwani
when I made a formal complaint about the professor asking me for a hug / the professor telling young women that being minorities and...
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Apr 24, 20205 min read
Inequalities in Access to Education During COVID-19, by Nishtha Khunteta
On March 18, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations issued a...
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teenbellemag
Mar 20, 20204 min read
Womxn Led Movements : The Spirit Comes Naturally, by Surmayi Khatana
Recently, we have seen images of womxn at the forefront of marches and protests erupting across the country and the world. From art-work...
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teenbellemag
Aug 6, 20193 min read
Women in Blue, by Surmayi Khatana
With Blue and Red Ribbons adorning their hair, the players of the first women’s cricket match (ever recorded) stepped into the fields of...
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teenbellemag
Jun 7, 20194 min read
Rajasthan: A Case Study in the ‘Saffronisation’ of Education
Being brought up in Rajasthan, my life has revolved around culture, vibrant festivals, and explicit reflections of a rich history. To be...
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teenbellemag
May 25, 20193 min read
Social Intolerance: A Study of The Kanhaiya Kumar Case
Intolerance, in the context of people, refers to one's unwillingness to accept views, beliefs and behavior different from their own....
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teenbellemag
May 19, 20194 min read
Girls in Conflict: The Neglect of Female Suffering
The world we live in is a world of war, insecurity, and fear. And in this world of chaos and violence, women have been severely affected.
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teenbellemag
May 10, 20193 min read
The Madness of Materialism
"...this image license shall soon expire, kids. So, collect memories, not things- like some wise, old man behind a typewriter once said"
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