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https://indianexpress.com/article/opinion/columns/trials-and-tribulations-of-policewoman-shoes-8655728/
Women have been part of the police service for over 50 years, but uniforms items mostly remain gender-blind. As more women and others with 'non-standard bodies' enter public service, it is time for our institutions to catch up
The shoes were not the only issue. The body protector suit — to be worn during riot-control duties — was made in one size, intended for the average Caucasian male.
Hence, it was a moment of celebration for me when I heard of the unveiling of a gender-specific combat suit developed by the CRPF in 2019.
Women have been part of the police service for over 50 years, but uniforms items mostly remain gender-blind. We are often celebrated for having “broken the mould”, yet the mould for some of our shoes does not even exist. As more women and others with non-standard bodies enter public service, it is time for our institutions to catch up. We don’t want to think about our shoes; we just want to put our best foot forward.
#Anthropometry
#AnthropologyUseInContemporaryProblems
#Somatotyping
@LevelupIasAnthro
Women have been part of the police service for over 50 years, but uniforms items mostly remain gender-blind. As more women and others with 'non-standard bodies' enter public service, it is time for our institutions to catch up
The shoes were not the only issue. The body protector suit — to be worn during riot-control duties — was made in one size, intended for the average Caucasian male.
Hence, it was a moment of celebration for me when I heard of the unveiling of a gender-specific combat suit developed by the CRPF in 2019.
Women have been part of the police service for over 50 years, but uniforms items mostly remain gender-blind. We are often celebrated for having “broken the mould”, yet the mould for some of our shoes does not even exist. As more women and others with non-standard bodies enter public service, it is time for our institutions to catch up. We don’t want to think about our shoes; we just want to put our best foot forward.
#Anthropometry
#AnthropologyUseInContemporaryProblems
#Somatotyping
@LevelupIasAnthro
The Indian Express
The trials and tribulations of a policewoman’s shoes
Women have been part of the police service for over 50 years, but uniforms items mostly remain gender-blind. As more women and others with 'non-standard bodies' enter public service, it is time for our institutions to catch up
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