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Marie Sabrina

Marie Sabrina

Your imperfections are marks of authenticity and that is the beauty of you. – Isaac Fowler

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Women in Literature: Authors Who Changed the Narrative

2 min readMar 5, 2025

Inspiring female generation of writer to challenge oppression

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In honour of Women’s Day, I want to take a time to celebrate some of my two influential female writers who changed my narrative but also some of millions of women.

Literature is a reflection of society and must keep shaping our culture.

But still, countless women defied expectations to leave their mark on the literary world.

Let me to introduce you 1 of my favourite female writers who was not only writers but also she changed the way we tell our story to ourself and challenge oppression.

1. Mary ANGELOU / Marguerite Annie Johnson 1928/1984

It was and it is still the Voice of Black Womanhood and Empowerment.

I love her style too.

“I know why the Caged Bird Sings”

You must read it, it s just full of her true story as a single mum with difficulty in different areas in her life. A true story to be read and known. Life is to be lived once, whatever life is given to us we must just accept our greatness just as it is and pass through all seasons.

Happy Women s day to All of You.

What women is your example, or best women?

Thank you for Reading ✨Marie Sabrina✨

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Marie Sabrina
Marie Sabrina

Written by Marie Sabrina

Your imperfections are marks of authenticity and that is the beauty of you. – Isaac Fowler