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Author: Shakthi Jothianandan

Shakthi Jothianandan is a freelance journalist based in New York City. She has covered everything from technology to eco-sculptural art, political activism to Jewish hip-hop, and the nexus of law and fashion to avant-garde aerial trapeze theater. She has written for The Nation, NYmag.com, Time Out New York, CityArts (a New York Press sister publication) and Out.com.
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  • Violence & Harassment

The Effort to End Acid Violence

Shakthi Jothianandan

“This is a form of gender terrorism,” says Sital Kalantry, director of Cornell Law School’s International Human Rights Clinic. “If we [women] deviate from what’s expected of us, this is […]

  • Health

Will New York Make Crisis Pregnancy Centers Stop Deceiving?

Shakthi Jothianandan

The debate during last week’s New York City Council hearing on a recently introduced bill aimed at regulating the city’s crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs) was heated, to say the least. […]

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Should Teen Girls Be Wary of Social Media?

Shakthi Jothianandan

If you were to form your opinion of Facebook based on media coverage over the past few years, you would believe that, for teenage girls, Facebook is a dangerous social […]

  • Justice & Law

‘Whose Streets?’ Asks New York City Council

Shakthi Jothianandan

By Shakthi Jothianandan It’s been a long time coming, but yesterday the New York City Council held its first-ever hearing on street harassment of women and young girls. In 2009, city […]

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