i also think “do men *want* to change” is a far more relevant question than “can they change” and it’s a question they continue to answer every day. they have the will to change, indeed. many are using it to get more violent
This is what shamelessness looks like. Neha herself went and met the DGP. Rahul Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav had been putting pressure on the Bihar government since morning, yet these people have now shown up to take the credit. They're only here for clout.
@AcervoCharts eu devo ser muito amargurada msm dps de ler esses comentários das pessoas achando lindo e tudo sendo q n tão num cinema n e sim vendo um casal de idosos q realmente aceitaram q era o fim deles e sendo fotografados nos últimos momentos
ppl kept harping on abt how the protests in india are nothing like nepal & bangladesh "violence". ofc they aren't. those students achieved actual regime change while here the leaders have gone off to their cushy homes to have a nap with a victory that cant even be termed symbolic
During protests, Junaid's role is to serve food. He wouldn't be allowed on stage.
During police crackdown, Sourav Das gets to sit with ministers, and Junaid's family get harassed by the police.
After protests, Junaid cries for legal help while Das and Dipke dance in a party.
“The movement will not stop until the jailed protesters are released.”
AISA President Neha Bora says she will be in Patna tomorrow to meet those jailed protestors, and calls on everyone to join her.
This is what true leadership looks like.