Politician and American Journalist, Clare Luce, delivered a speech at the Women's National Club. The guest of honor, Luce publicly expresses her gratitude and excitement towards the American Press. Luce emphasizes the tone of excitement to criticize how journalists provide on article with what the public desires.
Luce prepares to continue the speech with, "I stand here at this rostrum invited to throw rocks at you." Luce adopts an excited and criticizing tone towards the audience of journalists, while using extended metaphor of throwing rocks. In which is being compared to harsh words that'll hit them with much impact such as rocks. Although Luce is aware of how journalists write their stories in favor of the public eye, she criticizes how
Luce prepares to continue the speech with, "I stand here at this rostrum invited to throw rocks at you." Luce adopts an excited and criticizing tone towards the audience of journalists, while using extended metaphor of throwing rocks. In which is being compared to harsh words that'll hit them with much impact such as rocks. Although Luce is aware of how journalists write their stories in favor of the public eye, she criticizes how