This article will be discussing sensitive subjects regarding ritual genital mutilation of females. Some readers may find details disturbing. A six-year-old girl prepares mentally for the excruciating pain she will endure. She hears screams coming from the tent. It is … Continue reading Anthropology: Female Genital Mutilation and Its Gender Roles
Latin America has experienced its fair share of social revolutions and passionate outcries for national change throughout its history. Yet, one of the biggest issues facing this group of countries has largely gone unheard. For the women who live in … Continue reading Anthropology: The History of Women’s Rights in Latin America
“There are only two sexes, their meeting is necessary to procreate, which creates a succession of generations whose natural order cannot be reversed” (Héritier, 1996). This article about pregnancy in art explores the relationship between the sexes, which remains a … Continue reading Sociocultural Representation of Pregnancy in Modern Art History
In the advanced world we live in today, information is easily accessible at the touch of our fingertips. Through the internet, learning has become much easier than it was in the past. However, receiving an academic education is still difficult … Continue reading Anthropology: Sociocultural Implications in the Struggle for Women’s Education in Pakistan
For centuries, civilization has been modernized through a series of inventions that broadened our understanding of the life around us. While there is an abundance of male scientists that are celebrated today for their work, it is not as common … Continue reading The Matilda Effect: Forgotten Accomplishments and Contributions of Women In STEM
The native Filipina plays a larger role in the modern world than you think. Continue reading Anthropology: The Role of the Pre-Colonial Filipina in the Philippines
In the complexities of modern life, there is a stack of political and cultural issues that intertwine with daily life. Being a woman, in any culture of the world, presents an entirely new additional stack of … Continue reading Anthropology: The Socio-Cultural Perspective of Being a Woman In Pakistan
‘’You carry the invisible armour with pride, There is certain sense of acceptance To the vulnerable sleepless nights. And what an ironical beauty it is to have that- “Being flawed and perfect in its own ways”. When makeup and contour … Continue reading Women Leaders of the World: International Women’s Day
Netflix’s Bridgerton has been quite a rage these days. Another gem out of the Shondaland Universe, the stunning Daphne and handsome Simon are about everything dreamy but unreal. Daphne’s assertiveness and Simon’s regard for her likes is everything we … Continue reading Decoding Origins of Patriarchy and Feminism