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    In the poemI‚ Being Born a Woman and Distressed”‚ by Edna St. Vincent Millay‚ the topic of women’s freedom to express themselves sexually is especially prominent. The poem goes into much detail of a woman and her experiences of simply wanting to be with another person sexually‚ without being in a committed relationship. The poet explains the trouble women go through for wanting to be sexually active‚ and the difficulties they face. This poem explains a woman’s desires to be promiscuous‚ and the

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    I‚ being born a woman who grew up on 90’s Disney movies‚ have seen my fair share of princes and princesses. As a child I knew that your life was not complete until your prince came along and as an adult I still see this same theme over and over again. Modern movies might not be as blunt about it as the classic Disney princess movies but in lots of media we see the subtle recurring theme that a woman’s life wasn’t complete and when she meets her true love‚ her life is suddenly enhanced. “I Being Born

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    by the prince that has an eye to dominate the dream of the woman. The Women who have became stronger through years still turn towards fairy tales to receive answers. They want their lives to become a fairy tale‚ and so women turn to depend solely on a man to save them in their lives‚ as how traditionally and in modern fairytales both depict for this to happen. The painting “Diego and I”(Mexican Painting) shows the dominance over the woman over a man’s eye. The third eye is in the middle of the forehead

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    Religion is the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power‚ especially a personal God or gods. In both “Little Miracles‚ Kept Promises” by Sandra Cisneros and “If Black English isn’t a Language‚ Then Tell me‚ what is?” by James Baldwin‚ religion plays a prominent role. Religion is the source of power that has a strong standing point in both essays. Religion is the focal point of langue‚ in this case‚ and it is used as a way to escape what they are facing in the real world. James

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    comparing and contrasting two poems from the Reconstruction Era and the Blacks Art Era. Both these poems are about the pain of being a woman. The Reconstruction Era was just after the Civil War and the country was struggling to find its way again and where everyone fit into society. The Black Arts Era was a time also dealing with social upheaval. There was a strong struggle for African Americans to gain their civil rights and to finally been seen as equal. Both of these poems show the sorrows and hardship

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    Cisneros Essay In “Only Daughter” and “Caramelo”‚ Sandra Cisneros explains how being an only daughter made her feel abandoned and erased by her family. But it also impacts her future because it transformed her into a strong independent women and a prominent writer. In “Only Daughter” Cisneros writes‚ “Being an only daughter in a family of six sons forced me by circumstance to spend a lot of time by myself because my brother felt it beneath them to play with a girl in public.”(Page

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    Sandra Cisneros has spent a lifetime trying to discover her own literary voice‚ only to be drowned out by the mostly white and mostly white voices that she imitated but never identified with. The only daughter in a family with six sons‚ Cisneros was often the "odd-woman-out-forever" early on in life. It was not until she was enrolled in the Iowa Writers Workshop that she finally discovered that her experience as a woman and a Chicana in a male dominated world was the voice that was uniquely hers

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    racial superiority‚ alludes to a series of hazardous events. Even though poverty is experienced by all types of people‚ rather than just dangerous‚ Sandra Cisneros draws attention to racial segregation and social discrimination in the vignette “Those Who Don’t” through rhetorical devices such as tone and sentence structure. In her writing‚ Sandra Cisneros gives off a tone of annoyance through Esperanza’s character due to the ignorance of others in their conclusions drawn based on the looks of her neighborhood

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    The poem Woman on a Beach written by Anne Michaels does an exquisite job at making an everyday event‚ seem so unique and unordinary. The author is really able to capture the reader’s attention by using exceptional adjectives to describe the setting and environment of the beach. This author is able to make the reader feel like they are actually there‚ through the use of their imagery. She is really able to describe the setting‚ so that the reader can almost feel the relaxation the women are feeling

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    when making decisions‚ or in this case writing poems‚ are more affected by emotion and events around them. The year 1923 was during an era that brought many new ways in which women were viewed due to the end of the women’s rights movement. The 19th amendment had been passed 3 years prior giving women the right to vote and more of a voice in society. Also around this time‚ Edna St. Vincent Millay wrote the poemI‚ Being a Woman‚ and Distressed”. The poem and Millay’s personality have a very feminist

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