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Best feminist books that everybody needs on their reading list | Woman & Home - Vimarsana News

Best feminist books that everybody needs on their reading list | Woman & Home

Inspiring and enthralling feminist books that are dismantling the patriarchy, and platforming intersectionality—one bestseller at a time

'Chained Woman' Spurs Social Media Movement in China - Vimarsana News

'Chained Woman' Spurs Social Media Movement in China

The woman became a symbol of injustice and authorities’ incompetence in fighting human trafficking, posing a credibility challenge to an omnipotent government.

Militia deployed in China's Jiangsu in crackdown on online posts about chained woman — Radio Free Asia - Vimarsana News

Militia deployed in China's Jiangsu in crackdown on online posts about chained woman — Radio Free Asia

Roadblocks, questioning and warnings are being deployed to silence online debate on the story.

Source: rfa.org
Rebecca Solnit on the Politics of Pleasure - Vimarsana News

Rebecca Solnit on the Politics of Pleasure

The author discusses her new book “Orwell’s Roses” and the role of art and beauty as forms of resistance.

Word of the Week: 'Manterruption' - Vimarsana News

Word of the Week: 'Manterruption'

A 2019 story in USA Today begins by describing “The People’s Justice” Sonia Sotomayor’s prowess at interrupting. “The Supreme Court had heard about 15 seconds of debate over adding a citizenship question to the 2020 census when Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor interrupted the government lawyer at the lectern.” It even gets into the numbers: “Sotomayor broke in 58 times during the 80-minute debate, more than any justice in any case throughout the term.”