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I chose to write about these controversial women because they are women who are not afraid to speak about situations that would make other people uncomfortable to speak about or would rather not agree on. ... Eventhoug her books are controversial, she has inspired me to read them. ... Eventhough, there is the controversial of her fibbing in her book “I, Rigoberta Menchu” by Elisabeth Burgos Debray, 1984. ... This was a time of great political unrest and racism in the Unites States. ... Just because Davis belonged to very controversial groups she was looked at as a bad person. ... I really admire women like Fannie, she went out there and did something for herself and her race. ... In conclusion working on this final has helped me understand a lot about the difference in ethnic cultures, races, backgrounds and the achievements and failures of modern women. Now I understand why people have the attitude that they have toward women of now a day. These women were great conquerors and accomplished so many things that women in our society wish that they could even accomplish one of them but they are always being deprived by the sexist society that we live upon. |
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