“To speak up is not to create division; it is to repair injustice.”
— Rokhaya Diallo
Rokhaya Diallo
Rokhaya Diallo is a French-Senegalese journalist, filmmaker, author, and activist renowned for her work in combating racism, sexism, and discrimination in France and beyond. Her voice consistently challenges dominant narratives and calls for accountability in systems of inequality.
As a founder of the organization "Les Indivisibles," she has promoted racial justice and inclusion through creative media, and her commentary and writing appear across prominent global platforms. Through her books, documentaries, and speaking engagements, Diallo champions intersectional feminism and a bold vision for equity and change.
✨ Why Rokhaya Diallo Was Chosen for Voices That Rise
Rokhaya Diallo was chosen for her courageous and articulate advocacy that invites both discomfort and growth. She exemplifies the power of speaking truth even when it challenges the status quo. Her commitment to justice, visibility, and inclusive storytelling amplifies underrepresented perspectives and redefines what it means to use one’s voice with purpose.
Her voice continues to rise, pushing boundaries and transforming silence into strength.
📚 Explore Her Work
- Wikipedia – Rokhaya Diallo
- Official Website
- TEDx Talk: "What if France looked at itself in the mirror?"
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