Nite Tanzarn·Jul 21Revenue measures what governments collect. Tax justice measures what societies becomeTwo series. Thirty-five essays. Thousands of words. One question has travelled through every one of them.
Nite Tanzarn·Jul 19Where are the services?This series has traced how women are taxed through unpaid care, depleted time, unavoidable consumption, and economic invisibility. It has…
Nite Tanzarn·Jul 17What is not counted does not countThis series has traced how care, time, and consumption are extracted through systems that depend on what they do not measure. Now we ask…
Nite Tanzarn·May 14The time tax: Hours already takenThis series has named the care tax — the invisible extraction that sustains households and economies. Now we ask: what does that extraction…A response icon1A response icon1
Nite Tanzarn·May 11The tax no one namesShe wakes before dawn. The house is still dark. She fetches water. She prepares food. She readies children. Her day begins before the…A response icon1A response icon1
Nite Tanzarn·May 7The tax system treats the majority as the exceptionTax systems do not reflect economic life. They structure it around assumptions about income, time, and visibility.
Nite Tanzarn·Apr 29Tax enforcement: Who gets punished — and who walks away?The previous article asked who can comply and who struggles. This article asks: when compliance fails — or when the system decides to…A response icon1A response icon1
Nite Tanzarn·Apr 13Taxation policy and law: Who decides?This series moves from lived reality to the rules. The first article showed how colonialism, capitalism, and patriarchy built the tax…A response icon2A response icon2
Nite Tanzarn·Apr 9The tax system that counts us: Who pays, who profits, who is erased(A follow‑up to “The Tax System That Sees Us”)A response icon1A response icon1
