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    into the first day of English 15 and the person that I am today, I realized that I grew in many ways. This includes my maturity level, my independence, my social life, and, yes, my writing. I was completely closed minded about my writing abilities at the beginning of the semester. I convinced myself that I was not a good writer and that English 15 was going to be the worst experience ever; this was because of my past writing experiences. To my dismay, I realized that English 15 was one of the…

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    Megan Shu Shu 1 Ms. Thurtle English 1AS November 7, 2014 Susan B. Anthony’s Fight for Women’s Rights Susan B. Anthony stood at the door of the voting room, taking a look at the inside of the room. The room was grey, small, there were no windows, and only one way out. The room was full of people concentrating on filling out their ballots. As she walked in, everyone…

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    Huguley-Riggins 215 English: 20th Century Black Women Writers 7 July 2016 Pauline Hopkins’ Legacy African American 20th Century writers have played a big role in educating the community. The authors and poets of the Harlem Renaissance who prospered in the 1920s, such as Langston Hughes and Zora Neale Hurston, have become more popular and their works have been recognized and interpreted in English classes in recent years. Pauline Hopkins should be included the next time English 215: 20th Century…

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    Also, she was a hero to blacks,slaves,and women. Sojourner motivated her people and women by writing that speech to let voices apprehend.Sojourner Truth delivered her most famous speech at a Women's Convention on May 29,1851.Truth was a powerful and independent woman. First, Sojourner Truth originated in seventeen-ninety seven,she originated inslavery.At nine years old, she was sold in a slave auction, during that time she was beaten with rods,and one time during the winter she did not have any…

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    History is an obvious evidence of males’ higher position in society. They were rulers and contributed to English language. Labour division in communities is one factor of discrimination in language. Women were fixed with housework and lowly jobs, so some prestigious job words are not for women. Besides the cause of society, language also represents tradition and culture. Cameron agreed that sexist language is a symbol of cultural representation of gender (Cameron, 1990). From early childhood, we…

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    Thus, Deshpande works makes an exceptional input to the Indian literature in English. References: 1. Margins of Erasure: Purdha in the Subcontinental Novel in English, Deshpande Shashi, P-70 2. Writing from the Margin & other Essays: Purdha in the Subcontinental Novel in English. Deshpande Shashi P.32. 2005 Viking New Delhi. 3. Writing from the Margin & other Essays: Purdha in the Subcontinental Novel in English, Deshpande Shashi P.32-38. 2005 Viking New Delhi 4. Deshpande Shashi – An…

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    Women played a vital role in evolution of the Enlightenment Era. The women of the Enlightenment were the creators of feminism, they gave birth to the Women Liberation Movement. Female activists like Mary Wollstonecraft and Olympe de Gouges broke ground for modern feminists like Gloria Steinem and Dorothy Pitman Hughes. To this day women are still fighting to break the glass ceilings holding them back, such as the current wage gap. Women of the enlightenment began the over three-hundred-year…

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    Group, modernist and feminist, Adeline Virginia Woolf. She was one of the most influential English writers during the twentieth century. Unlike materialism novelists, Woolf stepped outside the boundaries of traditional European writing and continued to write about what she thought was important. With this particular writing style Woolf acquired, it lead her to become extremely influential in arguing that women’s experiences before and during the twentieth century could be the starting point for…

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    The Dark Room is novel written by an Indian author, R.K.Narayan from Madras, India, whom is known as the English language novelist. This novel was very well known during 20th century because the first novel that shows the social life faced by the women during this era. This novel is portrays the life of a married Indian woman, being discriminated by her husband and being betrayed although she was loyal towards her married life. The protagonist of this novel is Savitri, who is a typical,…

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    the women’s suffrage movement and its contributors Alice Paul stated, “I always feel...the movement is a sort of mosaic. Each of us puts in one little stone, and then you get a great mosaic at the end.” Thousands of women were behind the passing and ratification of the 19th amendment in 1920 from Susan B. Anthony to Lucy Burns, a close friend of Paul’s. However, Paul was being too modest in her previous statement. She contributed much more than a little stone to the mosaic that was the women’s…

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