Mikail Khan

Mikail Khan is a Bangladeshi transmasculine political activist, writer, film curator, and communications worker living between Dhaka and New York City.

Islamization of Bangladesh’s Electoral Politics and its Anti-trans Implications

As the aspirations behind Bangladesh’s July uprising failed to materialize, Trans Bangladeshi citizens must rely on coalition-building efforts to make their voices heard.

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Who Deserves to Exist? Gender Fear and False Promises of Identity-Driven Neocolonial Aid

Non-profit industrial complex and neocolonial philanthropic entities are working toward their own self-preservation rather than fundamentally restructuring power and society.

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A Call for South Asians in the ‘Imperial Core’ to Challenge the Fascism in their Homelands

Resistance efforts often do not extend beyond certain boundaries. Because it’s more convenient to form solidarities selectively and to position oneself on the right side of history when it is so far away from home.

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