Abolish Inequality In The Speeches Of Emerson And Brown

Both of the speeches of Emerson and Brown are entirely against and trying to abolish inequality. In Emerson's speech, you talked about men and women, having to do with education. Emerson gave his speech at Harvard University on August 31, 1837. Emerson did not agree with the education policy that allowed men to get a much higher education than women. Brown gave his speech one month before his execution at a courtroom in Charleston. Brown's speech was talking about the inequality of white and black races, with slavery. He believed there was no superior race and that slavery was wrong and should be abolished.