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Author: Ratna Gill

Ratna Gill is a recent Harvard graduate passionate about poverty alleviation and child protection. She currently works at Living Cities, a nonprofit dedicating to creating jobs for low-income people, particularly people of color. You can follow her on Twitter at @ratnaruidosa.
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Three Gender Norms That Reinforce Toxic Masculinity

Ratna Gill

The next time we comment on men displaying their passion and vulnerability in the public sphere, I hope we can take a moment to think about the very real consequences of the judgements we pass.

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(More) Notes to Their Younger Selves: Five Pieces of Advice for Young Feminists from Women of Color

Ratna Gill

“We don’t have to subscribe to people who want us to make ourselves smaller. We need to liberate ourselves to live boldly in our fullness.”

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Making Sure At-Risk Girls Won’t Have To Say #MeToo in Mumbai

Ratna Gill

Women and children in Wadala, Bhajiwadi, Govandi and Raey Road—neighborhoods in Mumbai that are hotspots for child trafficking and have high incidences of child sexual abuse, early marriage and child labor—have launched community projects to shift the culture in their communities.

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Notes to Their Younger Selves: Five Pieces of Advice from Feminists

Ratna Gill

Feminist leaders at the Haas Institute’s 2017 Othering & Belonging Conference were asked what advice they would give to their younger selves. These are their answers.

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