Hillary Rodham Clinton uses a very visual language to present a pressing matter for all women. She visually gives both the benefits and the harmful effects that women go through in their everyday life's. Clinton’s diction creates a sense of unity for not just women but men too.This speech is focused on inspiring the audience to go out and do something for women kind. Women Rights are Human Rights!
In Hilary Clinton’s speech, she puts herself in her audiences shoes. By stating that she has traveled all over the world in order to meet women from different places, gives her audience a trust that she has been their and has seen first hand the effects that women in other counties have gone through. When she states, “...women in South Africa who helped lead the struggle to end apartheid and are now
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For instance, when she keeps using repetition of, “It is a violation of human rights when...” That repetition sticks in the mind of the audience. The use of those words create more a picture of violence that women go through that is not seen by the “human eye’s.” For example when she includes, “ ...women... burned to death...” Clinton uses this to pull on the heart string of her audience. It makes her readers to create a sympathy that make you want to help women that have to go through that pain.
Clinton and her audience are together to make a change for women kind. Clinton’s words speak for themselves as they paint a picture of pain and struggle that women are going through in order to be equal, because every one in their life have a mother, sister, girlfriend or a friend who is a female and to hear all the harms that women of all kinds go through it makes you want to help in any way that you can. Clinton uses all the emotion to motivate her audience to take the topic serious and not just look at it as if it is a thing that can fix its