Love's Rites: Same-Sex Marriage in Modern India by Ruth Vanita Gifts and not forgetting Britain

and not forgetting Britain

cultural critic and feminist bell hooks offers a proactive new ethic for a society bereft with lovelessness--not the lack of romance

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Love's Rites: Same-Sex Marriage in Modern India by Ruth Vanita Gifts and not forgetting BritainAn effortless combination of empathy, moral conviction and deep cultural sensitivity Ashis Nandy Long before the debate on marriage equality began, young, non English speaking, low income female couples all over India got married by religious rites or committed joint suicide, which they considered being married in death. These women had no contact with any movement and had never heard words like lesbian or gay. While many families, in collusion with