Today’s Truths

Our mission and purpose is to support minority women and their entrepreneurship journeys.

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Today’s Truths gets its name from Sojourner Truth, one of the first women of color activists in the United States. She fought against systematic and social racism/sexism in the United States, and dedicated her life to activism. Truth is most known for her trip around the country where she famously delivered the speech “Ain’t I a Woman?”. Truth preached that women were just as capable as men, regardless of their race, and deserve equal opportunities. She specifically emphasized how women are not given the same job opportunities based on their race and sex.

Her work in furthering women’s rights is extremely significant and we wish to carry on her legacy. The struggles she spoke of are still prominent today in most minority countries. We hope to put a dent in these  issues, and open up doors for women in these communities that have never been opened before. The goal of Today’s Truths is to support minority women in their entrepreneurship journeys, specifically in South Asia. We not only fund their journeys but give them the tools and guidance necessary to establish themselves independently.

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About the founder

Hello! My name is MSI, and I am the founder of Today’s Truths. My parents immigrated from Pakistan years before I was born, and I’m very grateful for the education that I was able to receive in the United States. My school offered a women’s studies course, which I took in my junior year of high school. This course educated me on the history of feminism in America and the many feminists in American history, Sojourner Truth being one of them. I noticed that Truth advocated for women of color back then, and the problems she spoke about are prevalent in my home country today.

Women in Pakistan do not have the ability to become financially independent with ease and often lack higher education. More often than not, they can not work, and must marry quickly in hopes of having a sustainable life. Truth spoke about this issue that was affecting women in the 1920s, but today in the 2020s this is a still widespread problem. This is when I decided to find Today’s Truths and support women in my culture by establishing them as businesswomen. Together, I hope to inspire and assist as many women as possible with their trade.

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