Anisha Mansuri

Remote Writer Birmingham, UK

Hi, I’m Anisha, a cultural and political journalist. I write about achieving social justice in Britain, women’s rights and the South Asian diaspora. I occasionally write about pop culture and the fashion industry. My work primarily delves into the issues faced by marginalised groups which don’t often receive in-depth exploration or public-backed protest. Follow me on Instagram and Twitter.

Latest Stories from Anisha

The female golden resistance takes centre stage in Manhattan

The female golden resistance takes centre stage in Manhattan

Across New York City’s Flatiron district, a rare and long overdue golden resistance is taking place. Havah…to breathe, air, life is a new public project showcasing a duo of female-figured sculptures. Created by Pakistani-American artist Shahzia Sikander, Havah…to breathe, air, life aims to address recent ‘setbacks to women’s constitutional progress’ following significant events such as the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the reversal of Roe v. Wade last...

By Birmingham, UK
Jacinda Ardern resigns as Prime Minister of New Zealand

Jacinda Ardern resigns as Prime Minister of New Zealand

Jacinda Ardern has resigned as the Prime Minister of New Zealand after almost six years in office. The announcement was made on Thursday during the Labour Party’s first caucus of the year, with Ardern stating that she ‘no longer had enough in the tank’ to do the job justice. She spoke of how she had spent the summer reflecting on whether to continue in office, but ultimately recognised that ‘it...

By Birmingham, UK
How gaslighting became our word of the year in 2022

How gaslighting became our word of the year in 2022

Gaslighting — defined as a particular kind of deception and psychological manipulation that causes you to question your own reality. It has been chosen by the Merriam-Webster dictionary as 2022’s word of the year, following ‘a 1740% increase’ in searches. The word itself arises from the 1938 thriller play ‘Gas Light’, which revolves around a husband who slowly deceives his wife into believing she is losing her sanity. At...

By Birmingham, UK
Opinion – Lydia Millen’s posts show severity of winter wealth gap

Opinion – Lydia Millen’s posts show severity of winter wealth gap

As the energy crisis in Britain continues to soar, many have spent the last few months contemplating how to afford staying warm this winter. Lydia Millen is not one of them. In the last two months alone, the UK has seen ‘the average energy bill cap’ double, the National Grid warning of imminent power blackouts to conserve energy, and the country opening the doors to its first...

By Birmingham, UK