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Sampriti Singha Roy

Hyderabad
As seen in: Oracle Magazine, Fast Company, Economic and Political Weekly, Reputation Today
Storyteller. Bibliophile. Intersectional feminist.

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Sampriti Singha Roy’s Biography

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I am looking for opportunities in journalism where I can uncover social disruptions through the nuances of language. My writing samples are available on Academia.

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Meena Kandasamy Dismantles the Red Badge of Courage in Her New Book When I Hit You

Meena Kandasamy Dismantles the Red Badge of Courage in Her New Book When I Hit You

I cry, he chronicles. The institution of marriage creates its own division of labour." Meena Kandasamy, the a…

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Natalie Zemon Davis Studies the Accounts of Women's Experiences as Foretold in Their Contextual.....

Natalie Zemon Davis Studies the Accounts of Women's Experiences as Foretold in Their Contextual.....

Natalie Zemon Davis is a prominent European historian and a forerunner in feminist studies. In 1987, she serv…

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Meena Kandasamy Pens A Scorching Critique Of Hypocritical 'Communist' Men

Meena Kandasamy Pens A Scorching Critique Of Hypocritical 'Communist' Men

"At the end of the day, we can endure much more than we think we can." - Frida Kahlo Meena Kandasamy, in her …

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MONSTROSITY AND THE MULTI-DIMENSIONAL OTHER IN MARY SHELLEY'S FRANKENSTEIN

MONSTROSITY AND THE MULTI-DIMENSIONAL OTHER IN MARY SHELLEY'S FRANKENSTEIN

Monstrosity and the Multi-dimensional Other in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

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‘No Lions, Only Cunning Foxes’

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By Sampriti Singha Roy, Soham Chakraborty
| Economic and Political Weekly Verified
The More-than-human Casualties of Progress A campus land conflict reimagines wildlife as political actors, unsettling human-centred ideas of development. The recent auctioning of a part of the University of Hyderabad land has raised important questions about the limits of the anthropocentric rhetoric of rights when it comes to animals and the importance of extending such rights to the animals who inhabit these spaces.
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What We Talk about When We Talk about Autism

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By Sampriti Singha Roy
| Economic and Political Weekly Verified
ISSN (Print) - 0012-9976 | ISSN (Online) - 2349-8846 Editorials Translation Comments Columns Alternative Standpoint HT Parekh Finance Column Law and Society Strategic Affairs Commentary Perspectives Special Articles Archives The Economic Weekly (1949–1965) Economic and Political Weekly Distilled Debate Kits Discussion Maps Interventions Articles In Quotes Research Radio Download PDF Version Click to explore our Review of Women's Studies Appeal for Donations to the Corpus of Sameeksha Trust...
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Breaking away from microaggressions at work

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By Sampriti Singha Roy
| Reputation Today Verified
Microaggressions are everyday slights and exclusionary behavior that stymie an individual’s motivation and productivity at work. Psychologists often describe microaggressions as ‘death by a thousand cuts’— a metaphor that’s the title of a paper on the health implications of black respectability politics by Hedwig Lee and Margaret Takako and the subtitle of an article by Kevin Nadal on the impact of microaggressions on L.G.B.T.Q. youth. The term, originally coined by Harvard psychiatrist Chester M.
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Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Mattie Storin from House of Cards is my favorite fictional journalist.

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

I use Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and Visio in my current job as an Information Developer.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

Yes, I was the editor of my high school newspaper.