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Tag Archives: language
Yoni is the wrong damn word: marginalization and exoticism
The word yoni inherently marginalizes. It privileges one type of "South Asian" over another and instantly undermines any sense of unity that might exist in the South Asian identity.
Posted in Arts & Literature, feminism, sex, south asia, women Also tagged drama, gender, pakistan, sexuality, yoni ki baat 20 Comments
La Otra España: Reconciling a Daughter’s Bilingual Confusion