What’s your worst fear in life? For some Pakistani women, it’s ending up with lives like their mothers. Amna Baig touches on this sentiment in, Caged Within, which is part of an anthology titled The Feminisms of our Mothers: Essays from Pakistan. Published internationally this month by Zubaan Books and edited by Daanika Kamal, the collection of 20 essays explores women’s relationships with their mothers, feminism, and most importantly, the intersection of the two. "I learnt everything I know about feminism from my mother... We don’t always agree, but we’ve always been able to have very open conversations about those disagreements, those differing perspectives, and I
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