English, 17.02.2021 03:50 aleyshamar14p95561

Sojourner Truth's diction is less formal than Fredrick Douglass's or Abraham Lincoln's, yet her argument is just as rhetorically sound as her contemporaries. After completing the Author's Style activity in your workbook, explain how Sojourner Truth's informal, colloquial diction helps her connect to her audience and create an effective argument. Use AT LEAST one example from the text to support your reasoning

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