“The Silence of a Laureate” Was Featured in Huffington Post’s iPad Magazine, “Voices.”
I will always have a soft spot for the Huffington Post because after obsessively reading it, and connecting with its buffet of opinionated voices, getting published on it really jump-started my blogging.
I was so honored when my Huffington Post editor asked to feature my post on Aung San Suu Kyi for their weekly iPad magazine, “Voices.”
Check out the feature on your iPad, or on my Facebook Page.
What do you think of the importance of using one’s voice to change the world?
Congratulations! I am very happy for you. I read this piece and became a huge fan of your writing. With regards to your question, I think using one’s voice to add volume to the voices muted by societies all across the world is vital. If you look at our global history, the implementation of human rights has always been by the select few who stand up for others. All the great leaders throughout history have used their voice to amplify and shed light on the prevailing injustices.
You use your voice through your writing. And I must tell you that it does touch people and make a difference in their lives. You inspire me!
Looking forward to reading more of your articles and blog posts.
Thank you so much, Vanessa for your generous comment and for reading my work. Keep in touch and don’t forget to join us on Twitter and Facebook
Foreign Policy Magazine named Aung San Suu Kyi as the top global thinker of the year: http://bit.ly/Slz0Ij