The Indian farmers' protests have exposed deep-seated misogyny
MY PARENTS were brought up in India, a country and culture where the majority of women are not respected or valued by men. It’s predominantly a man’s world. The man is seen as a superhero with power, and that has been clearly evident during the farmers’ protest in the way that the Indian government has reacted to the prominent women who have spoken up to support the protest. Even though my parents migrated to Britain from India in the late 1960s, and have adapted somewhat, they came over with customs and cultures, and passed most of those generational beliefs and traditions on to me...