FeminisTea - Perveen, Dr. Rakhshinda
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"FeminisTea" embodies a compilation of the Author's published works centered around diverse yet interrelated themes encompassing human development, discrimination, biases, gender equality, society, culture, diversity, and inclusion. While she is still on the path to authoring the book that she feels compelled to write, and despite her concerns about potential adverse consequences, she proudly identifies as a free thinker. As a resilient dreamer, she has embraced betrayals and weathered failures on many occasions. Through founding several social enterprises aimed at driving societal change, she…mehr

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"FeminisTea" embodies a compilation of the Author's published works centered around diverse yet interrelated themes encompassing human development, discrimination, biases, gender equality, society, culture, diversity, and inclusion. While she is still on the path to authoring the book that she feels compelled to write, and despite her concerns about potential adverse consequences, she proudly identifies as a free thinker. As a resilient dreamer, she has embraced betrayals and weathered failures on many occasions. Through founding several social enterprises aimed at driving societal change, she has come to recognize that such endeavors may not yield financial wealth. However, they undeniably foster qualitative impact, carving pathways for numerous individuals. It is important to note that the measure of public recognition and the accumulation of awards should not be the sole yardstick for evaluating such endeavors.
Autorenporträt
Dr.Rakhshinda Perveen is an intersectional feminist. She is a pioneer in advocating for causes related to gender issues, such as legislation against dowryviolence and maritalbased taxation for women in Pakistan. Hers is a powerful voice in creating empathy for the forgotten missing Pakistanis, also known as Biharis, who are stranded in Bangladesh.