LATEST BOOKBangalore Girls
Through the stories of a group of young women in what used to be India’s most progressive city, Bangalore Girls reveals how the freedom women once enjoyed has been eroded by the rising tide of right-wing nationalism, misogyny, and religious fundamentalism. A compelling tale of extremism’s threat to women’s rights and human rights.
“The beloved city and country in this account may be Bangalore and India, but Baily writes for so many of us across the world as we try to confront and resist right wing extremism in both political and (even more painfully) personal ways.”
ANASUYA SENGUPTA
co-director and co-founder of Whose Knowledge
PROFESSOR AT GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITYSupriya Baily
Supriya Baily is an activist, scholar, and educator. Her work began while she was a teenager in India as a community organizer and leader. Currently, she is Professor of Education at George Mason University, focusing social justice issues in education, the marginalization of girls and women in educational policy and practice, and the role of teacher education to address educational inequity.
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