SheResonance

  📷: Instagram. "By the time girls grow up, they are estimated to have provided 160 million more hours daily than boys in unpaid labour"- UNICEF. A woman who has no control over her labour is a woman who has no control of her body, autonomy, time & society. The discourse on women's liberation is viscerally incompletely, in fact, it is irrelevant without addressing issues of unpaid labour because it touches on her autonomy, body and time. People often relegate Gender Based Violence to acts of physical violence, so when I mention unpaid labour as violence against women, it often comes as suprise to some, others said it is not as serious as physical violence. One once told me feminism should not be brought into the home meaning feminism should be silent on issues of unpaid labour.  It is crystal clear that society has doggedly refused to admit the steep cost of unpaid labour on women. Society has relegated women to the background where they churn, toil and labour to kee...

📷: SheResonance When rest becomes rebellion! An X user once said that we often talk about Santa Clause but not Santa's wife who must be doing all the gift wrapping.  While of course we know Santa is merely a tale, but this depicts the real situation of women- Wives who do the work and husbands who sit at the head of the table to do the toast, mothers who backed the turkey and fathers who sit at the head of the table to carve the cooked. Right after she labours, they swoop in like Santa to take the glory.  Santa clause is just every man at Christmas. It is not a story, it is a realistic depiction of women's underappreciated unpaid labour.  Women are the Santa's wives of Christmas, those who labour at the background, men are the Santa Clauses of Christmas, those who are flamboyantly pulled by reindeers and take all the glory.  Understanding the great cost of men's profession and love.  📷: SheResonance There is something we need to address and address and address...