Mod Squad
Amna ChaudhryWelcome to Mod Squad, a newsletter tracing the relationship between patriarchy and the culture industry. Mostly in Pakistan. Sometimes beyond. Also, feminist world building, being a mod girl, fiction, fashion, critiques of wellness etc
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Infrequently |
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| Issues | 24 | Subscribers | Read | modsquad.substack.com |
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Refusing to Look Away: Notes on Writing Feminist Characters
Hi all! Last month I had the pleasure of facilitating a workshop on writing feminist fiction for the Lums Young Writers Workshop. It was fantastic to meet so many brilliant emerging feminist writers and to engage with their work. We read Na...
simply me & the girls, plotting the overthrow of patriarchy + capitalism
Hello to all and Eid Mubarak from this blazing June heat. These days I’m mired in paperwork, logistics, and trying my best to keep my plants from drying out. The world is burning up in every way possible, but the way lawn campaigns have bee...
The revolution will not be sponsored by your third world unity sweatshirt
I want to preface this newsletter with an apology. In October I posted about going to see Beyonce on tour. I posted that newsletter when the IOF had begun its October attack on Palestine. I posted it because, even though I had read the news...
unruly movements
Happy October everyone! Where is 2023 going?! Actually let’s not dwell on all that here, because this newsletter is supposed to be a space of support and reflection, not a space where we all collectively descend into panic. Time passes, as ...
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