Tag: Objectification

I must have been five, maybe six, when I first felt that silent yet persistent gaze from an anonymous onlooker. It was an unsettling look that would stay with me throughout my life. The same chilling sensation overcame me as when, sitting on the couch at home, you feel like you’re being wat...

My article published earlier this month, “It’s Not Misogyny — It’s Worse Than That,” had many readers and many great comments. That’s wonderful because the issue of discrimination against and oppression of women is something that needs more public discussion. I th...