Do you know about Britain's involvement in the slave trade?
Lesson 1: Britain's involvement with slavery can be traced back to 45 AD. America's can be traced back to 1619. Also includes a shocking fact about how much money we borrowed to free the slaves, and when we finished paying off that debt...Book recommendations: 'Enslaved: The New British Slavery' by…
#78 FiLiA meets: Rahila Gupta
Rahila Gupta is a writer, journalist and activist. She has published a number of books, short stories and poems, including Don’t Wake Me: The Ballad of Nihal Armstrong and Enslaved: The New British Slavery. Rahila has been involved with Southall Black Sisters for many years. She joins Sally Jackson…
An elegy for Nagihan Akarsel
Nagihan Akarsel, a Kurdish scholar, activist, journalist and co-founder of the feminist Jineology Research Centre, was shot dead earlier this week in an armed attack in Sulaymaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan. Her death, which recalls previous extrajudicial killings of Kurdish women’s activists by the Turkis…
“The Rojava revolution has completely refreshed my activism” Fréderike Geerdink & Rahila Gupta
The revolution in Rojava, or North and Northeastern Syria, has “completely refreshed my activism”, said writer and feminist Rahila Gupta in a new episode of Avaşîn podcast. After having waged a struggle against racism and sexism, mainly focused on trying to eradicate gender-based violence against w…
Provoked (2006): A biographical exploration of justice & resilience
Director: Jag Mundhra
Writers: Carl Austin & Rahila Gupta
Based on: The Circle of Light (book)
Cast: Aishwarya Rai, Miranda Richardson, Robbie Coltrane, Naveen Andrews,Ray Panthaki & Nandita Das
Cinematography: Madhu Ambat
Music: A.R. Rahman
In this episode, we delve into the gripping 2006 bi…
The Bollywood Film That Made India Talk About Abuse | Ep 269
This episode of The Mohua Show is a powerful and unflinching conversation about racism, patriarchy, migration, and what it truly means to survive as a woman inside systems designed to control her.
Writer, feminist, and co-author of The Politics of Patriarchy, Rahila Gupta speaks with rare honesty a…
415. Why Doesn't Patriarchy Die?
This conversation will shift your understanding of power, and of possibility.
In this session Rahila Gupta will examine how male dominance persists across radically different societies from theocracies to democracies, dictatorships to socialist states. Her co-authored book Planet Patriarchy asks w…
4 - Breaking Point - Kiranjit Ahluwalia
In Episode 4 of Deadly Devotion, we examine the landmark case of Kiranjit Ahluwalia — a woman whose story would ultimately reshape conversations around domestic abuse, trauma, and the legal system in the United Kingdom.
After moving from India to England through an arranged marriage, Kiranjit found…
WMC Live #508: Planet Patriarchy. (Original Airdate 6/21/2026)
Robin welcomes guests Rahila Gupta and Beatrix Campbell, authors of Planet Patriarchy, an international analysis of constraints feminism faces worldwide.
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