“Aren’t I a Woman” Questions
1.Truth is responding to the government’s law and the minister at the end. She is responding to the notion that woman is weak and don’t need rights.
2.The examples she used was basically saying that women are weak. Truth is saying that women like her are strong enough to handle things on their own and they could do anything a man could do.
4.If I was there in person, I would have thought of Truth as a strong individual. The fact that she’s delivering this speech makes her a role-model to women across the land. The rhetorical questions popped out to me. I felt the sarcasm and strength in her voice as if I was there myself.
1.Truth is responding to the government’s law and the minister at the end. She is responding to the notion that woman is weak and don’t need rights.
2.The examples she used was basically saying that women are weak. Truth is saying that women like her are strong enough to handle things on their own and they could do anything a man could do.
4.If I was there in person, I would have thought of Truth as a strong individual. The fact that she’s delivering this speech makes her a role-model to women across the land. The rhetorical questions popped out to me. I felt the sarcasm and strength in her voice as if I was there myself.
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