Reflections of a Kurdish Feminist
We must end the myth of the good man. It isn’t only bad men who are susceptible to perpetrating domestic violence. Good men are only a couple of hundred incremental changes away from being bad men. Which is why good men don’t think they can become bad men and bad men don’t think they’ve changed.
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You and I are Survivors. We are Women. This International Women’s Day reflect on history, reflect on violence, reflect on
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Overall, the revolutionary, gender liberating aspect of this freedom-grounded notion of beauty deserves much academic and scholarly attention. The existence and ongoing development of the concept of Jineology embodies that process perfectly, and doesn’t need the well-intentioned but often ill-informed input of feminists from abroad.
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Dr. Hawzhin Azeez speaks on the Rojava Revolution and beyond in this brand new interview.
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Kurdish women, like most Middle Eastern women, navigate a complex patriarchal terrain of oppression, erasure, and marginalization. Kurdish women’s increasing
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Entire cultures built, entire cultures thrive, entire civilizations flourish: on the broken bones, the slave ships, the human zoos,
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The way in which the Rojava revolution is being analyzed and presented by White, Western voices is deeply problematic and
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If your movement is not explicitly, unwaveringly committed to smashing class based oppressions, it’s not revolutionary. If your movement does
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This is one of my favorite photos ive taken recently. This is two women from the HPC (Neighborhood Protection units)
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When she is born they wrap her in the warm, woolly blanket of ‘no’s and ‘cant’s so that when she
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