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Classism - the other face of patriarchy
Pakistan needs a more candid structural feminist critique of this convenient omission
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Skills, structural change and feminist policy
Can women achieve economic independence through skills alone when inequalities, misogyny stifle their progress?
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Am I brave, or a falsified feminist? Or was it a British insult, sir?
'Brave' can be praise; it can be solidarity. In British usage, depending on the tone
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Autumn of 1971: what US archive reveals about stranded Pakistanis
US State Department's own historical account of the period is instructive because it is unsentimental
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Which room am I standing in?
Everyone will remember patriarchy in November
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Gendered ageism and the class politics of growing old
Ageism is patriarchy’s second act: extracting value from women, then penalising them when it expires
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Gora Sahib left, the linguistic hierarchy stayed
We need to stop treating ordinary people's languages as inadequate for science, law, medicine, technology or thought
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An anxious autopsy: not a romantic call for revolution
Fourteen infants dead - and we are left asking what, exactly, was protecting them
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Desiderata for two nations: what a five-second salute taught us
Clip found its way onto Instagram in early August this year and would not stop travelling, would not stop migrating
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America at 250: Love, doubt, and the debts we haven't paid
This is less a birthday message than a record of a few heartbreaks and a few enduring debts

