It was then that after being inspired by social activism she truly began to develop her own style as an artist. She continued making art for many, many years, as well as published a series of books.…
She is a human rights activist with numerous awards for her writing including the title “One of the most Important Writers of the 20th Century” by Reader’s Digest. She has written 13 books and won the National Book Prize of South Africa, American Library Association Award, and is an author on Oprah’s book list. Who is this marvelous writer? Her name is Barbara Kingsolver. In her first book, The Bean Trees, her life and political views are greatly displayed throughout her writing and her choice of themes.…
Now I shall talk about her childhood in particular and show how this might have had an impact on her later life. From what I have read she was a strong-minded, stubborn girl who always asked questions from her own curiosity but never had any answers for them as her aunt always said “Instead of asking these silly questions you should be focusing on what any other normal and civilised girl would wonder, what we are going to have for pudding today.” From this quote the life of a woman in those days is revealed. Obviously women in that time still weren’t treated as equals to the men. While the men worked and discussed intellectual and political debate and all the interesting and educational side of matters, women and girls were led down the path of being an obedient house wife. While the men went out and earned a living, women were meant to stay at home,…
She dared to challenge the entire system of justice. While she may have been thought of as stiff, the fact that she fought for so many people for nearly her entire life greatly makes up for any small personality quirks she may have had. She seems to be lacking the recognition she deserves, she should be more well-known for her efforts than she is today.…
Her independence is important, being the only woman in the book not controlled by men. ‘She was a golf champion and everyone knew her name’. This suggests she’s famous in her own right in…
However, it wasn't her education, but watching her father, who was a judge and lawyer, handle his cases, that cause her to become involved in various movements because it was in court with her father that she saw firsthand how women suffered legal discrimination. It was here that she realized that the laws were unfair and resolved to do whatever she could to change them. She used her unique ability to draw from wide-ranging sources in legal areas as well as in political and literary areas. With her knowledge of literature, he created narratives that produced a variety of emotions ranging from delight to destruction.…
She strongly states all terms and purposes of which she wrote the book. Her passionate writing beheld the truth behind the slavery in the South which was brought attention to the North. She held accountable the evils of those who were ignorant and those who defied their Christian principles. In this book, she showed through both religion and characters that slavery was an absolute…
Her writing styles were different than any other author’s. She is known for her wide range of characters and red herrings.She expresses her opinions in her works. She was greatly influenced by Arthur Conan Doyle.…
Sonia Sotomayor is a Puerto Rican Bronx native woman who lived a strenuous life. She went to Cardinal Spellman High School, a private High School in The Bronx. After graduating from Cardinal Spellman High School. She went to Ivy League school Princeton University in 7New Jersey. She earned her bachelor degree at Princeton University after.…
was in which caused her to have many contributions and accomplishments for not only her and…
In her work she advocated for co-education, for boys and girls as well as men and women. Women became respected; they were able to get an education and earned better jobs. With the wave of feminism and equal rights, more and more women attended college. Education taught women the responsibilities of a citizen and more on the advantages of the vote. Due time women got PhDs and were able to practise medicine, law, sciences and more.…
They were at the forefront of the demand for lower prices on bread, participated in the storming of Bastille, and led the March to Versailles. They called for change and Olympe de Gouge rewrote the Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen to apply to women. She called it the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizen. It exposed the failure of the French Revolution to recognize gender equality. She herself broke free of social restraints. She had several illegitimate children and lived with men who she was not married to. They supported her financially. Olyme de Gouge is considered the first feminist because of her progressive views on how women should be treated, gender equality, and female…
She had a very strong influence in her husband’s decision making and also help him decide many of his personal and diplomatic decisions. Although there have been many scandals-- her being involved with astrologers-- who she consulted with on important matters such as the President’s schedule. (Talk about why this was a scandal and finish your thoughts.)…
She embraced women’s rights and became active by giving speeches and making appearances with protest groups. She spread awareness through writing and lecturing. She never gave up and continued to put her full effort until she passed away, December…
Although she is one of the most influential dramatists of the late seventeenth century, was also a celebrated poet and novelist. Her contemporary reputation was founded primarily on her "scandalous" plays, which she claimed would not have been criticized for impropriety had a man written them. Behn's assertion of her unique role in English literary history is confirmed not only by the extraordinary circumstances of her writings, but by those of her life history as well.…