This is the disturbing future of South African politics

'Against the common narratives of loss, this essay considers some of the wider changes in feminist political mobilization in India through a situated consideration of its actors, especially its most recent entrants.'

Srila Roy reading your work is so thought provoking.

Then and now: who is the academic wife today?

In the final episode of the #ThanksforTyping #podcast , Ros Edwards 🕯🌱 & Val Gillies talk to Katherine Twamley & Charlotte Faircloth about gender roles and academic labour, COVID-19, couples, chores and careers.

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Extreme inequality in this country that’s only increasing with time. Billionaires kids wedding photos and these scenes co exist in our mind without any sense of outrage.

Exploring a Pedagogic Purpose: Sociological Reflections by Gita Chadha today at 5 pm IST.

Zoom link: us06web.zoom.us/j/83884232499?…

Labour should have defended her instead of throwing her under the bus. But they're cowards ... and racists.

Insane! remember nearly 1/2 of Delhi lives in slums & works outdoors in informal sector. cant imagine fate of construction & daily wage laborers, sanitation workers, etc.
This is a climate emergency! Govt needs to treat this on same footing as a natural disaster!

Umar Khalid is paying the price of being a Muslim in India. Khalid is in jail since September 2020, waiting for a trial or bail since almost 4 years now. His crime? Leading peaceful protests in the national capital, opposing the Modi government's Citizen Amendment Act.

For the last few years I've worked with an amazing group of Stanford undergraduates to edit our conversations with 9 important publishers on -and around - the African continent. We are delighted that our book is coming out with Huza Press, Modjaji Books ,Paivapo Publishers🥳

Not only does the govt of India not stand with Gaza but their normalisation of Islamophobia means that Indians are actively cheering on its destruction.

And idiocy and ignorance.

Wow this month is really the gift that keeps giving. Loss, defeat, capitulation, cowardice…

Researching and writing this book was a long sojourn for truth. Its stories of violence and repression but also of resistance, courage and hope are meant as a small contribution to the social history of rural India.