30
Jul
The Women Who Made Your Clothes.
A researcher's journey into the lives behind Bangladesh's garment industry
On January 6, 2013, at 6:
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24
Jul
Not All of Me Cooks
I once heard a real-life incident about Bhanu Banerjee, the veteran Bengali actor from Kolkata's golden era. His
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22
Jul
Time, Space, and the Friends We Make
I first came to know about Facebook in 2006. Our niece, Aadiba, was hooked to her desktop computer in their
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14
Jul
The Door
Can you be a poet without knowing nature? Maybe. But there is something you lose if you never have that
4 min read
07
Jul
Above Politics
For the past few days, I haven't been able to stop thinking about a fundamental problem we face
10 min read
18
Jun
When the Hand That Feeds Also Controls
Private Foundations and American Higher Education
By Soheli Khadiza Azad
A note to the reader: This piece is based on
10 min read
16
Jun
Pains and Pines
What Women Domestic Helpers in Dhaka Taught Me About Poverty, Gender, and Invisible Labor
By Soheli Khadiza Azad | Originally researched
14 min read
07
Jun
The Missing History
A Note Before You Read
This piece began as a graduate course assignment at Baruch College, where I was enrolled
9 min read
22
May
"I don't like to take medicine..."
Yesterday, my two children took me to watch the critically acclaimed and commercially successful movie of recent times - "
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11
May
Before the Memories Begin
When does one actually start to live? After he was born out of his mother's womb? Or when
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