Roderick Long on India's Feminist Vigilantes

In her book Pink Sari
Revolution, Amana Fontanella-Khan tells the story of the Pink
Gang, a grassroots vigilante group of otherwise ordinary women who
wear pink saris, carry bamboo staffs, and proceed en masse to
confront rapists, abusive husbands, and corrupt policemen and other
public officials. Their success, Roderick Long writes in his
review, offers lessons both for feminists and for libertarians.

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