One of the most dynamic feminist movements in the world, Indian feminisms are seldom given the recognition they deserve, not only for the essential work they do but for the successes they ve had. This collection of essays, written by well-known activists and founders of prominent Indian feminist institutions, will change that.
In addressing how women s oppression and discrimination lie at the intersection of complex inequalities of caste, religion, class, race, and ethnicity to name only a few the essays here make a case for constant introspection, reflection, and self questioning, so...