Women have been expressing their views on the injustice of voting rights for decades and the suffragists, Susan B. Anthony and Emmaline Pankhurst, portrayed their thoughts in the speeches “Is it a Crime for a Citizen of the United States to Vote” and “Freedom or Death.” Anthony’s speech focused on how the rights of different federal documents of the government are not exercised. Pankhurst spoke about the revolution of women’s rights and how they are viewed. Although both speeches are represented in contrasting ways, they similarly represent the idea of equality to women’s rights due to the multiple devices used.
Susan B. Anthony uses the sense of ethos to describe the unequal society women face with not having the same rights as others. Her