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Posts by Nikita Redkar

3 Ways Bollywood Sets Up a Sexuality Paradox for South Asian Women

By Nikita Redkar | April 16, 2016

There’s a problem with how women’s sexuality is portrayed in Bollywood films. So this author’s pointing out why it matters for South Asian women, and what needs to change.

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5 Sexist Assumptions About Stay-at-Home Moms All Feminists Need to Shut Down

By Nikita Redkar | March 18, 2016
A person is holding up an infant over their head and smiling up at them.

It’s unfair to say that women are unfeminist for being stay-at-home moms – but these assumptions still come up in the movement. Here’s what they get wrong.

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‘PC Culture’ Isn’t Ruining Comedy – Here Are 5 Ways It’s Actually Helping

By Nikita Redkar | February 8, 2016
Person on a stage, holding a microphone

Ricky Gervais, Jerry Seinfeld, Patton Oswalt – some of the biggest names in comedy are claiming that political correctness is hurting comedy. So is it true? These points show quite the opposite.

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7 Reasons People Argue That Female Privilege Exists – And Why They’re Mistaken

By Nikita Redkar | January 25, 2016
Person looking like they're arguing at a computer

Does female privilege exist? The short answer is no. But people cite chivalry, free drinks at the bar, and more to say that it does – and here’s what their arguments are missing.

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3 Reasons It’s Harmful to Use Mental Illnesses as Adjectives and Metaphors

By Nikita Redkar | December 19, 2015
A pile of name tags, reading "Stress," "Grief," "Depression," "Anxiety," etc.

“I’m so OCD!” “You’re acting totally schizo.” How many times have you or someone you know used mental illnesses to describe everyday feelings or behavior? Here’s why we should find other words to use.

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