Harriet Tubman Essays

In her essay, Audre Lorde discusses and explores how women respond to racism, and by default how women respond to anger. Lorde believes that anger is an appropriate reaction to injustice and distinguishes the differences between anger, guilt, defensiveness, and hatred. Three of these four emotions, she says, are of …

In the 18th century women were not allowed to vote, run for president, fight in a war or be in the military, get divorced, leave the house for too long, or own any property. Throughout history, women have been viewed as less than men and have been given fewer work …

The five civilized tribes were the Creek, the Cherokee, the Chickasaw, the Choctaw, and the Seminole. The Creek Indians where originally from the area of southern Tennessee, all of Alabama, western Georgia, and the northern part of Florida. They were forced out of their homes by the Indian Removal Act …

Abstract The book ‘Harriet Tubman: The road to freedom’ is very well written and the writer Catherine Clinton is crystal clear in her words and it seems she tries to answer every question that a reader might ask while reading the book. The language that Clinton has used to write …

“Now look here. I done worked as hard as any man for twenty-four years. I made my way to freedom on my own, and now I intend to help my family. I’m not afraid of what I have to do, and I sure ain’t afraid just because I am a …