Photo Exhibition Honors Women in Delhi Waste Management

The 1970s feminist art movement saw artists like Judy Chicago challenging the recognition and value of women's art, emphasizing the need for a woman's viewpoint in the art world. In a new book, journalist Sonali Kohli profiles three young women activists of color whose efforts led to change in their communities, highlighting the impact of youth activism on social and political issues. Rich Allen's 1970s New York City street photography captures poignant moments, including images of individuals like Lisa Murray's late mother, evoking nostalgia and gratitude. A trio of new books delve into gritty city life in 1970s New York, exploring self-invention and reinvention among iconic spaces and personalities of the era. An exhibition in New Delhi celebrates the vital role of women recyclers in waste management, shedding light on their challenges and contributions to sustainability efforts in India.