Indian households and by extension, society, regardless of place and time, has mastered the art of dismissal when it comes conversations about sex.
via It’s 2020! Why Are We Still So Afraid To Talk About Sex And Sexuality? — Feminism In India
Year: 2020
What ‘American Factory’ says about the soul of our nation — and the coming campaign — Media Nation
The botched Iowa caucuses and the State of the Union mark the official opening of the presidential campaign. From now until November, you’re going to hear a lot about whether Democrats can take voters in the Midwest back from President Trump. And so politics was very much on my mind when I watched “American Factory” over the […]
via What ‘American Factory’ says about the soul of our nation — and the coming campaign — Media Nation
Poetry Reading: Gifts, by Zeki Majed
I have become the enemy of time,
as arrows march and leave behind.
It’s cruel to love and throw aside,
but the hope, the silence, that’s the crime.
I wait for God to show me signs.
The grip on my soul is death and tight.
I loved so much and lost my mind,
how tragic to love, when love’s just mine.
To be left with questions, wondering why.
To be left with faith, is to live while you die.
For true love, it waits and it lies,
to nobody but you, that it will be alright.
For we, the long forgotten empty souls,
always there when they call.
Although it’s cold, down below,
I’d freeze to death so she is warm.
We the puppets and they our masters,
leave us begging high, for time to run much faster.
For they moved on, but we slaves to answers,
and it’s hard…
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