Why would the face of Curley's wife show
discontent?

         One of the most important primary purposes of Sojourner Truth's speeches was to help others to understand what it is like to live as a slave from the point of view of one. In the 1851 speech of Sojourner Truth, she speaks upon abolitionism and women's rights. It was evident that people who were both women, as well as slaves, had an even more difficult life than those who were not, such as slave men. These slave women had even had their children taken away from them as well. Sojourner Truth witnessed many slaves who were denied the simple right to be considered and treated as human, and as such, the poetic version of Truth's poem, as opposed to the prose, is much more emotional, wherein it is emphasized that not only did the African-American women have to suffer through slavery itself, but they also had to deal with the discrimination and the denial of other rights (such as the right to vote) simply because they are women.

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