Georgetown, Guyana, October 2, 2024 – Jamella Chesney, an emerging poet from Guyana, is proud to announce the publication of her poem Mama Said (No Back Chat) in the Commonwealth Foundation’s online magazine, adda. The poem, inspired by Jamaica Kincaid’s Girl, offers a powerful reflection on the upbringing of girls in Christian Caribbean households, exploring themes of control, shame, silence, and survival, shaped by the teachings of women across generations.
Read the full poem on adda: Mama Said (No Back Chat)
About Jamella Chesney:
Jamella Chesney is a poet based in Guyana, whose work explores the intersection of Caribbean culture, womanhood, and societal norms. She is also an environmentalist and mentor with a passion for sustainable development, youth empowerment and creative writing.
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