During short break, 11-yo’s tiffin box fell down and the entire schezwan rice (his fav) was on the floor. He had tears in his eyes. All the classmates immediately surrounded him with their tiffin boxes. A student insisted on offering his snack coupon. Kids will heal this world.
Absolutely. Even we have realised over time that conversations with men/boys around their issues are important, if we are to tackle the larger problem of GBV.
In situations where men aren't encouraged to speak about feelings or their legit fears dismissed, they believe they are the larger victims. Add a domestic exploitation situation, they are convinced it's the larger picture and not a sectional issue. That's why conversations needed
Please also find our policy recommendation in the image below (last paragraph mentioned under Ankit of The Gender Lab) for the @C20EG gathering in which we urged the policymakers to work on reducing corporal punishment in schools.
I don't just know about this but I work with hundreds of such boys every year on such issues :)
My feminism isn't perfect, but I'm sure there's nothing delusional about it. The root of the issue discussed in the article & corporal punishment is the same - patriarchy.
"Menstrual cramps mainly afflict cis-women. If they are given monthly leaves for it, “what is the equivalent of that for us?” cis men wanted to know."
- @MasalaBai
https://t.co/H7TDn5Meuf
Some men, upon knowing my field of work, tell me how they genuinely believe that men are the disadvantaged gender in comparison to women. Their arguments usually start with "Idk much, but.." / "In my limited knowledge.."
A new start after 60: my wife’s death made me question what it means to be a man.
If only this had happened 50, 60, 70 years before! Never too late I guess. @Positivteacha @MenVSexism@MichaelGLFlood@Beyond_Equality
https://t.co/jINyeuCnu7
@the_transit_guy Idk how exactly you define transit, but the Delhi Metro network is exceptionally connected.
As for Mumbai, the local & bus service combined is, again, the most connected networks of transport and also one of the most affordable ever.
@LOLrakshak Obviously. Men's towels are made of iron wide meshed with jute and lined with stray. Ours are made from clouds caught at 5 am to suit our delicate selves
"Any serious discussion on seizing the demographic dividend would have at least gone into how India’s female labour participation rate, which is among the lowest in the world, can be improved."
- @kaul_vivek
Exactly.
RBI’s ‘seventh horse of the sun’ is an analogy that doesn't work.
In the latest state of economy report, the RBI equates the Budget to the Suraj Ka Satvan Ghoda, which will ensure solid growth in 2023-24.
I explain why the great analogy doesn't work.
https://t.co/l8fEL4c28d