... was an inescapable fate that they got as born as a woman, even their children as work forces. These situations made women resisted and advocated challenges to slavery at every turn. Without black women, the modern American industrialization was not successful, and this point might consider not only as an independence being of black women in slavery, but also the basis of ... ...

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... gender prejudices. Concrete detail (CD) For example, when she Commentary (CM) This shows that CM - CD - In addition, Beneatha is CM - This shows that Beneatha is Conclusion (CS) She is without doubt a victim. Third Paragraph TS - Beneatha is a victim of racial prejudices. CD - Such as when she . CM - This is evidence that CM CD - Another example CM CM CS Beneatha is ... ...

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