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A series of small yet significant events in one seemingly random week left Sahithi Chintakunta confused about her identity as a feminist. After a few conversations with her friends, she took to expressing herself through her writing and thus opened the door to exploring feminism in her life. Penning her initial thoughts has now unravelled into an honest and refreshing book about one woman’s journey against sexism, patriarchy and gender inequality.
Using her passion for storytelling and her curious, empathetic personality, Sahithi walks us through the intricacies of her ideas and conflicts in an unfiltered voice. From wearing short clothes to facing taboos about periods; from navigating beauty standards to identifying her privilege - this book goes beyond the categories of right and wrong. With valid questions and sharp observations, it sparks thoughts and conversations about gender and feminism long after you have finished reading.
Sahithi Chintakunta
Sahithi Chintakunta is a passionate human who strives for authenticity in everything she does. She is currently pursuing a career in counselling and psychotherapy and aspires to work with children and their mental wellbeing in the future. She loves to surround herself with genuine people, ideas and stories. Her love for stories has led her to carve a path as a storyteller, discovering narratives within herself and beyond.
Apart from her interests in feminism and psychology, she also loves to dabble in fitness, street food and the occasional road trip to the mountains. On most days, you can find her working on a new project, unwinding with her friends and family or lounging in front of the TV with a tub of popcorn. “What She Has to Say” is Sahithi’s first book, hopefully one of many more to come!
