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Anjaan — Tue, 04 Sep 2007 12:56:13 +0000

In every persons attempt at understanding the human mind better, this blog definitely will prove to be a useful tool to understand the “Fairer sex” (or it is wrong to call you that??)

And im sure besides being fantastic reading it will lead to some amount of social catharsis.
All the best to the contributors!
Cheers!

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Becky Blab — Mon, 03 Sep 2007 07:21:28 +0000

My prayers answered

Just as I was lamenting the lack of feminist debate in India, here comes a collaborative blog–Ultra Violet–launched last week by a Bangalore-based women’s organisation, Hengasara Hakkina Sangha. Looking forward to reading it.

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Anindita Sengupta — Sun, 02 Sep 2007 14:17:02 +0000

@River
Thank you and to answer your points quickly — Does it mean that the struggles of young feminists are different from the struggles of old feminists? …We think so.

Do young feminists face issues/problems that refer specifically to their age? Again, yes.

Isn’t this ageism of a kind? Focusing on one aspect sometimes means excluding others. But I don’t think exclusion of this type can be called ageism.

Is a new language and politics being created by the young feminists, which is radically different from the language and politics of old feminists? I don’t know about radically different, but different yes.

And you’re right, we will be addressing this in one of our posts. At the same time, we don’t want to get lost in the maze of explaining, justifying and defending our positions and fail to address the real issues out there. It’s a common trap that a lot of feminists fall into and we want to avoid that as much as possible.

@Rahima
Thanks Rahima and hope that you will keep visiting and add to the discussion.

@Sam and Linda
Thanks muchly for your kind words. Do come back.

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Linda — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 15:55:02 +0000

great to see this new blog! keep writing!

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Sam — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 05:30:19 +0000

Dear All,

Congrats!!

Would like to be informed on the views of the like minded on various aspects of lIFE through this initiative.

looking forward to meaningful experience!!

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Rahima — Thu, 30 Aug 2007 09:46:22 +0000

Yay!
This is a significant space, and I’m glad some people are doing this!
A lot of us have joined the blogging world because we wanted to articulate our experiences about being women in India,
Thanks also to the Blank Noise project for leading the way, for me atleast.
It’s about time we grew and diversified, brought together concerns and see change happen!
Finally, let’s redefine discourses and practice what we preach!
Much much power and with this all the way!

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~River~ — Thu, 30 Aug 2007 08:35:36 +0000

This is an admirable initiative and you deserve praise for conceptualising it and putting it in place.

However, I am curious about the use of the adjective, “young”. I know about the theoretical need to consciously involve young women in the movement so that the legacy of feminism continues; is handed down to daughters and sisters.

But I have always found the application of the word problematic, unnecessary and divisive. Does it mean that the struggles of young feminists are different from the struggles of old feminists? Do young feminists face issues/problems that refer specifically to their age? Isn’t this ageism of a kind? Is a new language and politics being created by the young feminists, which is radically different from the language and politics of old feminists? If the word “young” is being emphasised, then it also has to be addressed and perhaps the introductory posts should deal with questions like the ones above.

Congratulations once again and may you go far!