Rapper Miss Raisa (Imane Raissali in civil status) was the victim of a harassment campaign this summer after deciding to no longer wear the veil. Of Moroccan origin, she is a defender of the rights of Moroccan women living in Spain who suffer, she claims, various forms of discrimination.
Novelist Youssef el Maimouni, cartoonist and illustrator Nadia Hafid and rapper and writer Miss Raisa, all Spaniards of Moroccan origin, but of different generations and with different experiences of immigration, open up.
Moroccan rapper Miss Raisa has decided to no longer wear the veil. The one who now lives in Barcelona explains on her social networks the reasons that led her to make this decision.
The Spanish rapper of Moroccan origin, Miss Raisa (Imane Raissali in civil status), received threats and sexist insults on social networks, after posting a video on Tik Tok to support the LGBTIQ+ collective.
Miss Raïssa, a young Moroccan living in Spain, rapped on the "Got Talent" stage to denounce the discrimination that she and many other Muslim women suffer in the country.