Jaclyn ModiseJaclyn Modise is an Integrated Communications graduate from the Tshwane University of Technology in Pretoria, South Africa. Specialising in International Communications, Relations and Research. She is a Human Rights Activist passionate about Refugee Rights and overall human rights. Here are some highlights:
– Vocal about International and Foreign Diplomatic Affairs
– A polyglot speaking English, Afrikaans, Setswana, Isizulu, French and Portuguese at different levels – currently learning German.
– South Africa Representative at the BRICS International School – 2021 cohort.
– Global Communicator, Youth Diplomat, Human RIghts Activist, and Writer.
In many ways, misogynoir is Black women’s other pandemic. We are experiencing the effects of COVID-19 while still grappling with the effects of femicide and its subsidiaries.
TLDR: violence, sex work, and pimping are manufactured by white supremacy (symbolized by The Glen’s all White gatekeepers).
Pride month may be coming to an end, but the fight for queer rights is … Read more
Sexualized Black Women can be victims too.
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