Madeleine Albright's Speech To Mount Holyoke College Women

Rewrite Final Essay In 1997 Madeleine Albright gave a speech to the graduating class of Mount Holyoke College Women's College in Massachusetts. She told her audience the appeal of using logic, emotions, religion and good stories Madeleine uses logic and how that is adapting to NATO and that helps her audience understand that there is a memory she talks about the states of women she says “against a glass ceiling or rising from a dirt floor one standing up spreading the word that we are ready to claim our rightful place as full citizens and full participants in every society on the planet earth”.This brings her audience to think about how women are standing up for themselves and how their voices are starting to be heard and that if they come all together it will be even stronger. Madeleine emotions brought the audience thinking deeply about the discrimination and abuse women had to go through She states that
Madeline appeals to religious beliefs to show her audience that by being in this discussion and by appealing to how these women had strong beliefs to bring the better you can make that too by just being as strong as them and having courage to bring the better for their country She says in her speech to inspire them even more “if you aim high enough that you will confronted by those who say that your effort to change the world improve the lot of those around you does not mean much in grand scheme of things.”“ By claiming this, she is claiming that the world is a place where people can be able to to her audience she brings them closer to understanding that being strong can get you anywhere you want to be in your life and that you should challenge yourself and pay attention to what you do towards your beliefs towards your