Understanding feminism in India, given the cultural backdrop, the social conditioning, the deep rooted patriarchy and how all of this ties in to not just gender equality but also overall well-being for anyone identifying as a man or woman. Please note that this is a safe space: any kind of harassment / bullying will not be tolerated. Gender equality and feminism are sensitive topics, so be kind when you interact with each other. There is no room here for any kind of judgement or moral policing. Please be mindful of each person’s level of awareness: not everyone interprets feminism & equality rights the way you might, and therefore the floor is open to explore differing interpretations - but with respect and patience. It’s the only way we can move forward. Most importantly, this is not the place for a man v. woman debate or any kind of oneupmanship.
No judgement / hate speech: This is a prejudice and judgement free zone. Anyone indulging in either will be removed.
No personal attacks / calling out: All discussions will be purely to enable conversations on gender & feminism in India. Calling out people or personal attacks will not be entertained. Anyone indulging in either will be removed.
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