In the poem Making Sarah Cry and the article, Susan B Anthony Dares To Vote! the theme is being dIfferent. The theme is being different in Making Sarah Cry because Sarah was unlike the rest; She was slow and not as smart, And it would seem to all his friends She was born without a heart. The theme is being different in Susan B Anthony Dares To Vote!” also because After charging her with voting on November 5, 1872, he added, At that time she was a woman. Even some members of the jury smiled. While both of these passages show a common theme of being different, the moods are completely different. In the poem Making Sarah Cry, Sarah is expressing her feeling only to a couple of people. While in the article Susan B Anthony Dares To Vote!, Susan is expressing her feeling to a whole nation.
The theme is being different for the poem Making Sarah Cry because, “Sarah was unlike the rest; She was slow and not as smart, And it …show more content…
because “Anthony saw in the amendment a legal case for the right of women to vote. The 14th Amendment also said that ¨No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge [lessen] the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States.¨ Well, said Anthony, weren't women citizens of the United States? And if citizens could not be denied the right to vote, it seemed plain enough that women could not be denied that right.¨ The second text evidence of why the theme is being different in the article Susan B Anthony Dares To Vote! is “After charging her with voting on November 5, 1872, he added, At that time she was a woman. Even some members of the jury smiled”. It’s significant to notice that this evidence makes sense because he is showing that men are trying to make women think that they are extremely different than them. For example, men thought that women should not be able to vote and men also thought that women shouldn't have any
The theme is being different for the poem Making Sarah Cry because, “Sarah was unlike the rest; She was slow and not as smart, And it …show more content…
because “Anthony saw in the amendment a legal case for the right of women to vote. The 14th Amendment also said that ¨No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge [lessen] the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States.¨ Well, said Anthony, weren't women citizens of the United States? And if citizens could not be denied the right to vote, it seemed plain enough that women could not be denied that right.¨ The second text evidence of why the theme is being different in the article Susan B Anthony Dares To Vote! is “After charging her with voting on November 5, 1872, he added, At that time she was a woman. Even some members of the jury smiled”. It’s significant to notice that this evidence makes sense because he is showing that men are trying to make women think that they are extremely different than them. For example, men thought that women should not be able to vote and men also thought that women shouldn't have any