Reclaiming Our Voices is a space for women who write from memory, identity, and resistance — poetry, essay, story — without filtering their own voice to fit someone else's mold. Here we're not looking for the polished, neutral version of our stories, but the honest one: with accent, with pain, with humor, with the cadence of where we come from. A place for migrant and diasporic voices reclaiming their space on the page.
ReclaimingOurVoices
A space for migrant and diasporic women writing raw, unfiltered poems, stories and essays of resistance.
Description
Rules
- You can post here all your original writings never posted on other platforms; plagiarism and reposts can lead to being banned or muted, so please, avoid that behavior.
- Make use of good spelling in your publications, nothing is more satisfying than reading something well written.
- You can be as creative as you can be, the themes and genres in literature are many, so explore them all.
- Not to promote hatred towards other people, groups of people, religions or personal beliefs.
- Feel free to invite your friends to join, sharing and commenting on the posts you like the most.
- Only one post per day (24 hours) is allowed.
- No cross-posting.
- This is a space by and for women, please keep the spirit of sisterhood and respect in every interaction.
- Constructive feedback is welcome; harsh or disrespectful criticism of another writer's work is not.
- Write from your own voice and truth, authenticity matters more here than perfection.
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