Rhetorical Analysis Of Won T I A Woman

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Women works hard providing for their family and should be treated equally just like men. Women could not vote and do everything that men do. The speech “AIN’T I A Woman” is a good speech by sojourner truth. This speech is good because Sojourner Truth spoke to the Women’s Convention about her experiences and griefs as not only a woman in that day’s society but as a black woman. Sojourner truth wrote the speech at the women’s convention that would have memories for its roughness, truthfulness, and powerful message. This speech has is good because shows how sojourner is strong and establishes she as a victim of discrimination and how she faces prejudices as a black person and as a woman, it shows her emotions, reasoning, and imagery in the speech that tells how the author felt when she wrote the speech. In the speech truth had a lot of emotions that explains why women should not be treated …show more content…

She also wants other women to understand where she is coming from, and want everything to be equal like men. She also wants to get her point out about how men thinks its ok that women should be treated the way that they are being treated. According to the speech truth also says [ “the little man in the black there, he says woman cannot have as much rights as a man, because Christ wasn’t a woman”.] (truth) In the speech it seems that sojourner is mad and she will do whatever it takes for women to have equal rights. From reading the speech it seems that truth is getting upset trying to convince other people why they should have equal rights. It also shows that she is frustrated of trying to get her point out and nobody trying to help her make that happen. “obliged to you for hearing me, and how old sojourner does not have nothing more to say!” it shows that she will get her point out to the world no matter what anyone has to say or do not like

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