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Beyond the wellness industry: Holding space, for self and beyond

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By Arundhati Ghosh
| Deccan Herald Verified
I was recently reading short stories written in the 1940s by feminist Malayalam writer K Saraswathi Amma, and it struck me again how brutally judgemental societies have always been about women who look after themselves. ANYTIME, ANYWHERE. Experience a more refined e-paper today Subscribe Women are taught that our need is to be needed, and those very needs are defined by men according to their demands.
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Holding space, for self & beyond

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By Arundhati Ghosh
| Deccan Herald Verified
I was recently reading short stories written in the 1940s by feminist Malayalam writer K Saraswathi Amma, and it struck me again how brutally judgemental societies have always been about women who look after themselves. ANYTIME, ANYWHERE. Experience a more refined e-paper today Subscribe Women are taught that our need is to be needed, and those very needs are defined by men according to their demands.
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Pride Month: Rethinking allyship and role of supporters in LGBTQIA+ movement

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By Arundhati Ghosh
| Deccan Herald Verified
June, our month of Pride arrives with the rainbow-splendour of reclaiming desires, streets and the right to live and love differently. Commemorating the Stonewall Riots, a series of protests in New York in June 1969 against police atrocities on queer people at the Stonewall Inn, this month is a celebration of the struggles as well as triumphs of LGBTQIA+ communities across the world.
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