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I agree with Justin. The women in those readings were so similar to today's women. I would have hoped that women of today have come a long way from their fight for equality. -- Kellye Sorber | I agree with Justin. The women in those readings were so similar to today's women. I would have hoped that women of today have come a long way from their fight for equality. -- Kellye Sorber | ||
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| + | In response to Justin and Kellye's comments on the similarities of the women in the 19th century and modern women, I believe that Molly Dewson's Letters Home from Wellesley really illustrate this. As a college student, Molly exhibited many of the same fears and hopes that many young women, over a hundred years later still experience. When Molly discusses her anxiety over exams, for example, I could easily be having the same conversation with any one of my fellow peers. ~Juliann Boyles | ||
