About the Author
Juliette Kalokoh
Juliette Kalokoh is a nonfiction writer, as well as an activist, mediator, arbitrator, an advocate for those who cannot speak for themselves. She focuses on social justice and inequality issues. Her debut memoir, “From Nightmare to New Beginnings: A Journey of Faith, Resilience, and Hope,” was published in 2024.
Currently residing in Texas, Juliette holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Texas and a graduate degree from Washington University in St. Louis School of Law.
When she is not working, reading, or writing, she enjoys traveling and exploring the world.
The Hidden Struggles of
Accent Discrimination
The Hidden Struggles of Accent Discrimination dives into the powerful impact of accent bias, showing how people with foreign accents face unfair treatment in daily life, work, and social settings. This book sheds light on the struggles of those who are judged based on how they speak, whether it’s at work, in personal relationships, or in society at large.
Through personal stories and research, the author uncovers how accent discrimination is deeply rooted in history and how it still affects people today. The book explores how biases about accents shape our views, making it harder for some individuals to be taken seriously or succeed, even when they are just as talented and qualified as anyone else.
From career setbacks to feeling out of place in social situations, the book shows the emotional and professional toll of being judged for how you speak. But it also offers hope, urging readers to embrace linguistic diversity and challenge the stereotypes that hold people back. The Hidden Struggles of Accent Discrimination calls for a world where everyone is valued for who they are, not how they sound.
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