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    1. Many issues were raised in both, Rassundari Devi’s autobiography and Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain’s story. In Devi autobiography the matter that was discussed was regarding women not being able to read or write. In olden times, women were prohibited to read or write and to receive any kind of education. It was said that if women were to receive any kind of education then they will match up to the men, which then was strictly wrong and prohibited against. Women were always below men before marriage…

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    10:00AM – 11:50AM Douglass’ Strategies The autobiography titled Learning to Read and Write was written by Frederick Douglass, an abolitionist in the 1800s. Douglass was a slave who strived to learn how to read and write so he may forge his papers to become a free man. The autobiography explains to the reader the obstacles and strategies the author adapted in order to learn how to write. The passage explained his struggles he faced learning how to write as an indoctrinate servant. Douglass did…

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    Alonso Estrada HIST 1302 New York Times The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man, written by James Weldon Johnson, is a story based around the life of an African American who was blessed with light colored skin. The man was seen by many individuals, and could go around, as if he were a white, normal American man. Because of this the man was treated much better than his brethren with a darker complexion, as he went unnoticed and unbothered by superficial racist people across the…

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    also fall under gender criticism because of the reject of Linda’s social norms because of her sexual identity. The reason behind her hiding is that she has grown an irrational fear of master, who is also the father of her newborn. This is another example of gender criticism in that time…

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    by transgender men. Taken as a whole, the collection represents new ground in the field of transgender life writing. While memoir and autobiography by and about transgender people can be traced back at least as far as the 1960s, the genre is constituted mostly by full-length autobiographies by a single author––such as Christine Jorgenson: A Personal Autobiography, Kate Bornstein’s A Queer and Pleasant Danger, and Jameson Green’s Becoming a Visible Man. Each of these works is considered a…

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    ability to communicate with people even after death. The usage of the different stories in the essay portrays the necessity of writing, that'd be before dying to leave a mark of remembrance or to prove a point by storytelling. Therefore Rosenblatt's examples of why people write and he's consecutive structure of writing makes his essay enjoyable to read, although he lacks clarity in the beginning of his essay and a few paragraphs. When Rosenblatt describes the JAL airliner that went down in 1985…

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    Traditional gender roles dictated that the man has to be strong, and somewhat unemotional, even being superior to women. Women on the other hand were to be a mans left hand. However, in slavery, for the most part men and women were treated equally. One example could be the punishments of the slaves such as the violent whippings and poor living conditions because they were shared by bot male and females. Because of the fact that this experience was all around devastating, the experiences for men…

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    throughout all life, and, eventually, to give for them the expensive price. Book was written from the perspective of the small girl living in this hard times. Being already the young woman she left her native land forever, Marjane Satrapi turns the autobiography into history in pictures where the little girl intertwines with mass discontent with the shah's mode, oppositional demonstrations, sufferings from prison tortures and belief in the bright revolutionary future. Against cruel internal…

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    Sandman The chances of getting a hit off of Mariano Rivera are about as likely as getting struck by lightning. While this is a bit of an exaggeration, there is little debate over the fact that Rivera is the greatest closer of all time. In his autobiography, The Closer, you are taken into the life and upbringing of the dominant, humble man himself. This was a great read, because of the personal account, simplicity, and perseverance in the story. I would recommend it to anyone who has an interest…

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    Before Douglass passed away he published three autobiography during his life time. A narrative on the life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave (1845), My Bondage and My Freedom (1855), and his last book was Life and Times of Frederick Douglass (1881). Slavery was still going on the United States and the purpose of autobiography was to teach the reader about slavery and what it was like to live in the world during slavery. After publishing his autobiography Douglass went on a two…

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