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It’s a never-ending challenge for millennial parents, as they have grown up listening to gender-based cliches and have parents that still believe in them. Read on to know more.

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5 Tips To Raise Equalist Children - MissMalini

https://www.missmalini.com/2022/01/18/how-to-raise-equalist-children

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Mallika Jhaveri

9 Things Women Want To Normalise ASAP | MissMalini

While the world has become more feminist, there are still some annoyingly pressing things women still want to normalise.

https://www.missmalini.com/2021/03/10/9-things-women-want-to-normalise-asap

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9 Things Women Want To Normalise ASAP - MissMalini

While the world has made progressive leaps in terms of female rights
[/2021/01/21/10-legal-rights-of-the-girl-child-in-india/] and representation,
there is still a long way to go. Eyes still get rolled when women
[/2020/08/26/25-things-women-are-sick-and-tired-of-hearing/] refuse to be
stay-at-home mothers, people still laugh when women want to be independent,
faces are still made when women refuse to conform to beauty standards and the
world still tries to fit all women into some stereotype or 

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On International Day Of The Girl Child, Here's A Reality Check On The Lives Of Girls In India | MissMalini

Child marriage, female genital mutilation and female infanticide are just some of the inequalities and injustices faced by Indian girls.

https://www.missmalini.com/2020/10/11/on-international-day-of-the-girl-child-heres-a-reality-check-on-the-lives-of-girls-in-india

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On International Day Of The Girl Child, Here’s A Reality Check On The Lives Of Girls In India - MissMalini

Every year, October 11 is recognised as the International Day of the Girl Child.
To commemorate the day, each year UNICEF launches a campaign
[https://www.unicef.org/gender-equality/international-day-girl-2020] aimed at
amplifying the voices that demand girls’ rights
[/2015/03/08/happywomensday-5-bollywood-starlets-and-their-thoughts-on-womanhood/] 
and calls for freedom from social violence. This year’s campaign, with the theme
of “My voice, our equal future”, is focusing on girls’ rights to li

7 Celebrities Who Have Spoken Up About Gender Pay Gap | MissMalini

On International Equal Pay Day, we look at all the celebrities who have brought attention to the gender pay gap globally.

https://www.missmalini.com/2020/09/18/7-celebrities-who-have-spoken-up-about-gender-pay-gap

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7 Celebrities Who Have Spoken Up About Gender Pay Gap - MissMalini

International Equal Pay Day, observed for the first time this year on September
18, is a marker of the continuing fight for pay equity globally. According to
the Global Gender Gap Report of 2020
[https://www.weforum.org/reports/gender-gap-2020-report-100-years-pay-equality],
most likely neither we nor our children will live in a world where equal work
yields equal pay. Women make up half of the population, and pay disparity along
gender lines fundamentally decides how societies and economies per

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Beyond Equal Rights: Why Gender Equality Is Only The First Step | MissMalini

100 years after women gained the right to vote in the U.S., we take a look at what equality means today and if it's still worth striving for.

https://www.missmalini.com/2020/08/26/beyond-equal-rights-why-gender-equality-is-only-the-first-step

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Beyond Equal Rights: Why Gender Equality Is Only The First Step - MissMalini

Today, the United States is celebrating Women’s Equality Day
[/2020/08/26/9-iconic-women-who-fought-for-equality-around-the-world-a-brief-timeline/]
. The President of the United States proclaims this day every year since its
first observance in 1972. This day commemorates the ratification of the 19th
amendment to the Constitution of the United States, which prohibited state and
federal governments from denying a citizen the right to vote based on their
gender. On the 100th anniversary of the co

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Pooja Maheshwary

9 Iconic Women Who Fought For Equality: A Brief Timeline | MissMalini

On Women's Equality Day, we look at iconic women around the world who fought for equal rights and paved the way for women everywhere,

https://www.missmalini.com/2020/08/26/9-iconic-women-who-fought-for-equality-around-the-world-a-brief-timeline

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9 Iconic Women Who Fought For Equality: A Brief Timeline - MissMalini

Today is Women’s Equality Day, a day celebrated every August 26 to commemorate
the passage of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, that granted women
the right to vote. Across the world, women may not always be in a position to
feel empowered and take a stand for their beliefs. However, through history,
some women have fought for equal rights with men, such as gaining property
rights, the right to vote, the right to work for equal pay
[/2019/08/20/vidya-balan-explains-the-pay-parity-in-b

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Dhruvi Modi

Ariel’s Movement #ShareTheLoad Will Make You Call Up Your Mom - MissMalini

Ariel India's latest movement is all things feminist, and I absolutely love it!

https://www.missmalini.com/2020/03/19/ariels-movement-sharetheload-will-make-you-call-up-your-mom

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Ariel India StatisticLet’s take a stroll down memory lane, dear readers. When
was the last time you saw your mom sleep peacefully? Thinking back to my
childhood, I would wake up around 7 am (my mom would do the honour) and sleep
around 10:30 pm (as she wrapped up the dishes and laundry in the kitchen). OMG,
how insane is it that I don’t ever remember her ever going to sleep before me or
waking up after me?! Well, this brings about an important issue and one that 
Ariel India sheds a light on— th

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Suruchi Patwary

Here's Why Raising Our Sons & Daughters With The Same Values Is All Important | MissMalini

We need to ask ourselves this important question: Are we teaching our sons what we have been teaching our daughters?

https://www.missmalini.com/2019/02/05/heres-why-raising-our-sons-daughters-with-the-same-values-is-all-important

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Here’s Why Raising Our Sons &#038; Daughters With The Same Values Is All Important - MissMalini

A Still From The Ariel AdAs much as we would want to believe otherwise, it’s
very easy to notice how differently sons and daughters are raised in our
society. It doesn’t really matter where they live or what background they come
from, this common story represents a majority of the population on a global
level. As little girls of today become the women of tomorrow, it’s important for
them to have a voice and a mind of their own and that is exactly what we have
been teaching our daughters. This ha

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Neha Verma

You Are A Boy, Don't Cry Like Girls | MissMalini

In the name of equality, we consider men to be strong and women as weaker beings. I feel like the way men are perceived should be changed.

https://www.missmalini.com/2018/08/15/you-are-a-boy-dont-cry-like-girls

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You Are A Boy, Don’t Cry Like Girls - MissMalini

We hear a lot of people around us talking about equality and uplifting women.
 The question is whether we are doing every possible thing to empower women? And
if we are, then why is it not working? In my opinion, there is a gap that we
know of, but don’t do enough about. The gap is– how we treat men in our society.
That has a big impact on achieving equality, and it’s sad that we largely ignore
that.

Think about how children are raised in a typical Indian household. A girl is
comforted, console

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Karishma Govil

Here's Why We Need To Change The Way We See The Transgender Community In India | MissMalini

Gender inequality in India is a gap we need to bridge right away. Here's why we should change the way we look at the transgender community.

https://www.missmalini.com/2018/07/13/heres-why-we-need-to-change-the-way-we-see-the-transgender-community-in-india

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Here’s Why We Need To Change The Way We See The Transgender Community In India - MissMalini

#TheGirlTribe
[/2018/07/06/10-lessons-we-learnt-from-sonali-bendre-about-modern-day-parenting/] 
show has featured so many empowering women from different walks of life that
have spoken about some really inspirational stories. On the 5th episode of the
show, MissMalini a.k.a Malini Agarwal had a very interesting conversation with 
Anjali Lama. Anjali is the first-ever transgender model to walk the ramp for 
Lakmé Fashion Week
[/2017/02/08/first-transgender-model-walks-lakme-fashion-week/]. She t