Urmi Bhattacheryya

First came J.K. Rowling, erstwhile queen-who-could-do[1]no-wrong (except revise her books to the press a hundred times since their release) — who was fumbling over inanities such as wimpund and wumben. While insisting on her empathy for and solidarity with transwomen, she later wrote, “… When you throw open the doors of bathrooms and changing rooms [&hellip;]

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Of ‘Womxn, ‘Womyn’ And ‘Women’: Why You Need To Listen To What Transfeminism Is Saying

While loss questions your survival, resilience makes you survive. The past year has taught us one thing — There is no ‘right way’ to grieve Grief. The pain you feel when something or someone you love is no longer there. We’ve all known some form of grief last year. We’ve lost family, friends, work, relationships, [&hellip;]

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The Changing Face Of Navigating Grief

When a woman announces she’s bisexual at a dinner table, a social gathering or in bed, usually one out of two things will happen: She is sized up amorously by diners, social gatherers, or her current paramour, and thought to be “easy” and/or “loose”. She is sized up dubiously by diners/ social gatherers/current paramour and [&hellip;]