Photo-Essay: Strange Fruit in Bed-Sty
By Mary Ann Chacko
A photo-essay on an installation in memory of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, two Black men, killed by the American cops.
Book Review: Goirick Brahmachari’s ‘For the Love of Pork’
By RK Biswas
The book is divided into two sections – Home and Away. The sections represent the opposites, yet connected, and the poems seem to dip and swing, flow in and out like rivers that refuse to be separated.
Three Poems
By Willie Gordon Suting
He sees those words dance in the air
He wickedly smiles as he mumbles
and mumbles “Me…am…poet…”
Brexit: Roots and Repercussions
By Ananya Pandey and Loveleena Sharma
After the end of communist and capitalist internationalism, civic internationalism, which has been represented by the EU, might witness a downfall. But, rather than getting superseded by the other sort of internationalism, the world will experience the rise of national conservatism.
How Have You Responded to the Public Display of Penis?
By Mary Ann Chacko
Men flashing were a part and parcel of my life as a young girl in Kerala, who took public transport to her school and college. Growing up in Kerala, my first sightings of men exposing and pleasuring themselves began when I was a school girl.
Sufi Islam: An interview with Ghulam Rasool Dehlvi
By Shafeeq Muhammed
The nefarious killing of Hazrat Ali, the 4th Caliph of Islam, by Ibn Muljim was the worst and foremost evidence of religious extremism. Sufism, which was strengthened by Hazrat Ali R.A., has always been an antidote to extremism. In the entire history of Islam, this spiritually inclined mainline Islamic path has been rescuing Muslims from all forms of extremist tendencies.
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