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Abstract: This paper critically examines the impact of the literary voices of second-generation immigrants in Contemporary Italy, with a focus on their capacity as agents of change in challenging and reshaping Italian social and cultural norms. As Italy struggles with evolving demographics and multicultural challenges, the role of these writers becomes increasingly significant. This paper explores the complex experiences of writers born or raised in Italy, navigating questions of identity, belonging, and cultural hybridity. Through a thorough analysis of prominent works of authors such as Jadelin Mabiala Gangbo, Randa Ghazy, Sumaya Abdel Qader, Khalid Chaouki, Brhan Tesfay, and Rania Ibrahim, these authors actively reconstruct their identities, offering a counterpoint to prevailing stereotypes and legal frameworks. Ultimately, their contributions foster a more inclusive and accepting society by promoting a global outlook that embraces diversity for a harmonious and comprehensible Italy.