An Analysis Of Challenging's Essay 'Aint I A Woman'

The ways people used their own expenses to advocate for people was very interesting. Throughout these essays, these famous speakers have used a philosophy that is of peace and nonviolence, the advantages of these strategies are very effective and have caused a lot of awareness throughout America. Challenging, the reader to understand why these people spoke out about their personal experiences is key. These speakers advocated for people in many different ways. They used their experiences and found ways so that others can have a certain quality of life. People in life like Sojourner are speaking out for these people so that everyone can overcome obstacles they face, preventing others or helping others from having the same type of life. Many of the speakers had to overcome obstacles and come from nothing, like Sojourner, being a former slave. These experiences framed who they are, and how they advocated for people. “Aint I a woman?”(Sojourner 253) at the end of the speech …show more content…
By sojourner going through the experiences, she is using a certain tone that is getting through to people, and saying that enough is enough.“Look at my arm” (Sojourner 253) This is important because she is using a certain tone with the audience, stating that this can not go on any longer. She suffered injustice to long speaking out for women that had suffered this injustice.
These authors were very important during this time period in history, they created groups and promoted nonviolent ways to do things. They didn’t make people feel alone and made it clear to others that the laws and practices are unjust and there's been ways to fix things. They spoke out on behalf of their experiences, and questions people morals. They all used different strategies to try to get through and connect with the