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The Secret Spies Keeping Baghdad Safe

By Lindsey Hilsum

Charting the Land of Great Loneliness

By Carin Clevidence

Estranged Modernisms

By Spencer Lee-Lenfield

Earthlings

By Jeff VanderMeer

Nimmi Gowrinathan

Nimmi Gowrinathan is a scholar, writer, and activist. She is the founder of the Politics of Sexual Violence Initiative at the City College of New York and the Publisher of Adi Magazine. Her forthcoming book, Radicalizing Her, explores the complicated politics of the female fighter (Beacon Press, 2020).
http://www.deviarchy.com
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Commentary GenderJustice

The Trouble with Trauma

By Nimmi Gowrinathan October 25, 2019
The discourse around the #MeToo movement doesn't always reflect the realities of living with trauma.
Female Fighters Interview GenderJusticeRace

Kimberlé Crenshaw: Up in Arms, a Conversation About Women and Weapons

By Nimmi Gowrinathan March 28, 2018
Female Fighters series: The activist-scholar talks about black women and militancy, and whether guns have a place in struggles for liberation.
Female Fighters Commentary ConflictGender

Of Monsters & Women

By Nimmi Gowrinathan February 15, 2017
In search of the female extremist, somewhere between fantasy and fear.
Essay Asia & OceaniaConflictGovernment

Narrating Crisis in Sri Lanka

By Nimmi Gowrinathan February 16, 2015

Humanitarian efforts may alleviate the pain, but do they stop the political strife that leaves victims bleeding?

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