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  • 21-06-2017
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In "Ain't I a Woman?," why does Truth repeat the phrase “Ain’t I a woman?” throughout the second paragraph?

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C0RA C0RA
  • 21-06-2017
She repeats this for emphasis on the fact that as the woman she is, she should be treated like one, no matter her ethnicity.
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  • 05-03-2020

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She repeats it to show people that she worked just as hard as men but she's a woman, so woman and men aren't at all different in strength, speech and many other things

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