Monisha Choudhary

When pushback arose against Salman Rushdie, a complicated interplay between neoliberalism and Islamophobia emerged, and the freedom of expression and religion proved to be feeble defenses.

Simone de Beauvoir’s ‘The Second Sex’ challenged what it meant to “do” philosophy while being the secondary subject of philosophy: the woman.

Simone de Beauvoir was an insightful philosopher and feminist activist whose works have had a significant impact on how we view the world.

Amid her community’s perpetual outcry for humanity and dignity, African-American activist and scholar Angela Davis found her cause in the undoing of the American punitive system.

Drawing and departing from scholars and peers, philosopher Gilles Deleuze embodied change and perseverance by honoring difference as a concept and materializing it through repetition.

Frenchman Michel Foucault looked into the past to understand where we stand in the present as a society. He concluded that we’re more oppressed than ever.