VOICED: Guinea's feminist poet

Zainab Diallo, a passionate poet from Guinea, chose to remain in her country during its challenging times, advocating for those who couldn't speak. As the first Guinean to publish a poetry anthology, she has numerous works in both her native language and French. Zainab is a strong advocate for women's rights, using her poetry to address issues like underage marriage and female circumcision. Her work is a powerful tool for social change, leaving a lasting legacy for future generations.

What motivates Zainab to stay in Guinea during difficult times?

What languages does Zainab write in, and why is this significant?

In what ways does Zainab advocate for women's rights through her work?

How does Zainab use her poetry to address social issues?

What is the impact of Zainab's poetry on her community?