We learned about photosynthesis five times. Every year, from Class 6 to Class 11, I forgot the exact definition so I had to relearn it even though I knew the concept. In the same way every year, I had to relearn that the boys in my class would sniff me out.
The writer looked for queer spaces in the city. The artist looked at the writer’s room and asked what kind of queer space it was.
A city gives identity – and anonymity – to its people. But what happens when a city lacks inclusivity? Are all the behaviours and orientations taken into account while designing a city?
Achal Dodia has participated in the Travel Log programme with The Third Eye for its City Edition. This comic is the second of a three part series on looking at spaces through a queer lens.
Like us, perhaps you too find yourself wondering about the division of labour of work at home. Who does it?
Does your gender and sexuality change the way you think about housework?
Beyond gender categories, there is the actual living of lives. Srija met Rajam Akka in a chance encounter at a construction site.
