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Winston Churchill's 'Aint' I A Women

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Language is not a significant part of a person’s character and importance. Many influential men and women of history dealt with speaking impediments and came from uneducated backgrounds. Some of these historical figures include Sojourn Truth, Sir Isaac Newton, and Winston Churchill. Sojourn Truth was born a slave during the late 1700s, she was never taught to read or write and spoke with a deep uneducated accent, but despite this though she became an activist. Sojourner became famous for her speech on human rights’, the abolishing slavery, and women’s right, one of her most famous and well known speeches was, “Aint’ I A Women.” Another remarkable individual was Winston Churchill, who was known to speak with a lisp and sometimes stuttered,
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