Name: Avamaria Rivas
What does it mean to have a voice?
Having a voice means being YOU unapologetically and expressing yourself honestly and authentically. Your voice is your power and nobody can take that away.
Name: Jessica Herd
What does it mean to have a voice? Our voices are powerful. Everything you say holds weight and will lead to a reaction, whether pleasant, or unpleasant.
How did you find your voice? I found my voice as a result of writing and with the help of sharing through social media.
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Name: Amy Tai
What does it mean to have a voice?
think having a voice is the embodiment of courage. It takes courage to accept yourself fully, with all the vulnerability and splendor that make up our unique identity. It takes fortitude to express our voice, but even more to use our voice to uplift others.
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Name: Yun Cee Dirsa
Hometown: Michigan
What does it mean to have a voice? “Voice” is a culmination of your beliefs, your experiences, and how you want to live your life. Each person’s “voice” is unique and invaluable.
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Name – T. Marie King
What does it mean to have a voice? Voice is one’s own personal, unique expression that comes through words in conversation, song, or the written word.
How did you find your voice? I found my voice as a child through the strength of the women in my family.
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Name: Aris Suchinroj
What does it mean to have a voice? “Voice” is a person’s unique set of values.
How did you find your voice? I’ve always been soft-spoken and hard-headed. I express myself through action rather than words.
Name: Krity Shrestha
What does it mean to have a voice? Having a voice means having power, a confidence to speak up.
How did you find your voice? My grandmother largely inspired me and the fashion industry further encouraged my voice.
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