Rafia Zakaria is an attorney, political philosopher, human rights activist, and author of two books: The Upstairs Wife (selected as one of the Most Important Nonfiction Books of the Year by Newsweek) and Veil, part of the Bloomsbury Object Lessons series. Her writing on global feminist and immigrant issues has appeared in The Baffler and DAWN (Pakistan's largest English-language daily), where she writes regular columns, as well as in the New York Times, Guardian, New Republic, Nation, CNN Opinion and more. Zakaria is currently a Research Scholar at the Colin Powell Center for Civic Leadership at City College New York. Born and raised in Karachi, she now lives in Indiana.
Las mujeres blancas de clase media alta han sido las únicas que han ocupado durante mucho tiempo el lugar de «expertas» en feminismo. Han presidido organizaciones feministas multinacionales y han escrito gran parte de lo que consideramos el canon feminista, propugnando la liberación...
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