“Not your mama’s ‘Color Purple,’ but your mama’s gonna love it, too,” – Oprah Winfrey
“The secret is, it’s not the chocolate that matters. It’s the people you share it with.”
With the rise of imposter syndrome, research shows women journalists and journalists of color often face heightened struggles due to underrepresentation, bias, and added pressure to prove themselves.
Faiza Gillani has overcome countless challenges as a woman journalist in Azad Kashmir, using her platform to highlight the struggles of women and marginalized communities in a region where such voices are often silenced.
Growing up in São Paulo's Favela da Ilha, Sanara Santos saw firsthand how mainstream media overlooked her community. As a Black trans woman and now a leading advocate for diversity in Brazilian media, Santos is on a mission to bring vital information and representation to marginalized voices while challenging the industry's lack of inclusivity.
“The secret is, it’s not the chocolate that matters. It’s the people you share it with.”
