Men, Marx, and Misunderstanding is a groundbreaking political and emotional exploration of men's issues in India?through the lens of Marxist theory, social justice, and real-world suffering.
From the mass male suicides and wrongful arrests under laws like 498A, to the invisible grief of fathers fighting for custody, this book doesn't deny patriarchy?it dismantles the way capitalism co-opts it. With chapters on carceral feminism, the global and Indian Men's Rights Movement (MRM), media erasure, and the alienation of men across caste and class lines, this work offers a radical rethinking of gender justice.
Combining Marxist feminism with deep empathy for men caught in broken systems, the author?himself a former legal activist with SIFF?calls for a new kind of solidarity: one rooted in care, dignity, and truth.
🔹 Includes legal toolkits, activist insights, and policy reform proposals
🔹 Essential reading for feminists, MRAs, policymakers, and students
Whether you're a father, a feminist, or simply someone who believes justice should be for all?Men, Marx, and Misunderstanding will challenge your assumptions, open your heart, and sharpen your mind.
