Voicing Heritage: A conversation with Ayman Sabir

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In this episode, I talk with Gen Z British-Pakistani poet Aiman Sabir about poetry as a tool for expression and cultural authenticity. She shares why embracing your mother tongue in poetry—without translating everything—is powerful, how it helps break cultural silences, and why dual heritage is something to celebrate, not hide.The Unmuted Lounge is always open. Join the conversation. THE UNMUTED LOUNGEFollow Ayman on Instagram AYMOONMUSE

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