In the speech “Ain’t I a Women?”, Sojourner Truth, a strong black women, wrote a speech in order to get her point across, because she believed in her own rights not only as a black but a women as well. Sojourner Truth read her “Ain’t I a Woman?” speech in 1851 at the Women's Rights Convention. Her short, simple speech was powerful, and a strong criticism to many antifeminist arguments at the time. It became, and continues to be, as a classic expression of women’s rights. Truth was, and still is, a symbol of a strong woman. I love this piece very much because me being a women, I believe I should have just as many rights as men do. This pieces speaks out to me not only as a woman but as a strong person and makes me believe I can do anything.
