I Stand In Solidarity With Patricia Arquette
A version of this article was also published on the Express Tribune Blogs here. I am not a huge fan of the Oscars, usually because nothing interesting ever happens during it. It’s […]
Tag Archives: misogyny
On Blasphemy And Junaid Jamshed: A Love Story Of Ironies
I wasn’t going to write about this, but the more I thought about it, the more I felt the need to express my views, only because the whole situation is […]
Hitler (Like Elliot) Was Just Mentally Ill, Not Anti-Semitic
A friend I deeply admire and respect wrote this brilliant piece. In fact, it is so brilliant that it deserved a space on my blog. So, without further ado, please keep […]
The Birth Of The New OPPRESSED Woman?
This article is in response to a piece written by Muhammad Ammar Faizan for Roznama Express, that was published last year — on March 7, 2013 — titled Naya aurat […]
Accusing Afridi: From Being A Misogynist To Racism Against Pashtuns?
By now, I am sure we are all tired of the deluge of comments, blogs, articles, statuses and tweets about Shahid Afridi, also fondly known as “lala” by his fans, […]
A Discussion On Saudi Female Cyclists, Hypocrisy, Femen, And Clashing Ideologies Of Feminism
A few days ago, I shared a picture which depicted a cartoon of a burqa-clad woman riding a bike; however, the disturbing thing about that picture was that there was […]
On The Inferiority Of Women In Classical Greek Philosophy
A few days ago, I was reading an article on morality, and as I reached the end of the article, the following sentence jumped up at me (and I must […]
