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The Politics of Presence

Part I - Legacies and Footprints of Former Elected Women Representatives

The Hunger Project India
By The Hunger Project India
January 12th, 2022
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Footnotes *Inspired by American poet, writer, activist Langston Hughes’ poem ‘Harlem’ (also known as A Dream Deferred) written in 1951. Text by Surbhi Mahajan. Cover photo: Van Panchayat meeting in Uttarakhand by Black Ticket Films.

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