This webpage aims to explore how three female writing systems—Jiangyong Nüshu, West African Nsibidi symbols, and Loshn-koydesh used by Jewish women—serve as tools for gender resistance. These writing systems have historically helped women express suppressed experiences, challenge patriarchal social norms, and establish support networks.
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Jiangyong Nüshu
A secret script used by Chinese women for private communication and emotional expression.
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Nsibidi Symbols
West African symbols used by women and secret societies for communication and resistance.
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Loshn-koydesh
A sacred language used by Jewish women for religious and personal writing.
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Compare & Conclusion
Comparing them as tools empowering women to resist patriarchy and preserve identity.
