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Seeing Our Sisters - Paperback

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by Rehema Zuberi (Author), Hellen Mwololo (Author), Ellah Hallets (Author)

For years, the stereotype has been that women are against each other. While this may be true in some cases, the love women have for and with each other can be one of the strongest. Seeing Our Sisters was born out of sisterhood, the desire to empower, a belief in the power of stories, and what we can do when we come together. This collection of ten stories, written by a collective of women whose experiences transcend borders-demographic, and the ones societal expectations try to impose-is a celebration of diverse voices and visions for what is possible. United by our friendship, our love of storytelling, and our insistence that a spectrum of perspectives and experiences-including those that may be marginalized or formerly unheard-must be shared, this anthology honours both the differences and connections that comprise who we are and how we exist in the world.
These stories are about relationships in its many manifestations as well as self-realization, leaving and finding homes in our lands, in each other, and in ourselves.

Number of Pages: 160
Dimensions: 0.37 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: July 30, 2024

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