Social worker and reformer Florence Kelly, strived to make a mark on the pitiful and unfair working condition that were present through the early nineteen hundreds. Through the use of a creative and elaborate speech Kelly forced the women of Philadelphia to stand up for children’s rights and form the National American Woman Suffrage Association. In order for her voice to be heard Kelly conjured a speech with a wonderful flow, full of pathos and empathy, as well as brilliant word choice and a striking message to the listener. Without these underlying aspects her argument could have been overlooked, or diminished as a simple radical, or protester of child labor, but due to these aspects Kelly’s speech inspired women across the nation. As Kelly
