Quota Reform Movement, Women, and Feminism: Some ‘Unorganized’ Thoughts 

  Aditi Sharif : As an ex-student of a public university, I had the privilege of…

Book Review of “Politics of Piety”: Islam, Feminine Subject, and Agency 

Aditi Sharif : Being born and brought up in a family, that is considered “secular” or…

Courtesans of Indian Subcontinent: An Erased Chapter in The History of Anti-colonial Resistance 

  Aditi Sharif:                          …

LGBTQ, Hatred, and Some Relevant Questions

Aditi Sharif : It was approximately one year ago when the social media platforms in Bangladesh…

History, Partition, and Women: Extracts from “The Other Side of Silence”

Aditi Sharif: The partition of India and Pakistan in 1947 has become an inevitable part of…

Voice of Difference in Feminism; An Overview of Black Feminism 

Aditi Sharif : Being an anthropology student who had a genuine interest in Gender Studies, I…

Dalit Women’s Autobiography: A Space Where Subalterns ‘Speak’

Aditi Sharif: “My Mother used to weave aaydans. I find that her act of weaving and…

Home, Memory, and Solidarity: An Overview of Indu Bala Bhaater Hotel

Aditi Sharif:        A few months ago, I had the privilege to watch the…

Expression of Patriarchy in the Globalized World: Online Violence Against Women

Aditi Sharif: A few months ago, I noticed that Bangladeshi renowned actress Rafiath Rashid Mithila posted…

A Roadmap to Struggle Against Patriarchy: A Review of ‘Seven Necessary Sins For Women And Girls’ 

Aditi Sharif :    Back in 2019, I took a rickshaw to return from my university…

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