Instant delivery promises and economic ideas of “efficiency” end up exacerbating violence along caste and class lines.

"Hate speeches are the beginning point of attacks... that can range from discrimination to ostracism, ghettoization, deportation, and, even to genocide," the Delhi HC noted.

In sex, we sometimes consent to the things we don’t want. When power dynamics precede us, what happens to desire?

The incident reminds us of the role that names play in shaping identity, nationalism.

Whether it is homophobia or misogyny -- serial killing is rooted in cultural anxieties that society brushes under the carpet, which eventually manifest in horrific forms. 

The trope suggests that it's okay to assault -- or even kill -- someone if their actions violate our ethics.

News reports misrepresenting the deliberate assault of students not only normalizes violence, but also cements a false memory of events.

This week in The Buzz Cut, a film subverts its way into tax breaks, a movie director smashes patriarchy by singling out black women in tennis, and a woman of color decolonizes.

“If deficient empathy can be identified and addressed from infancy, we strongly believe that fewer incidents of harm and wrongdoing will occur in society.”