well-known African Americans, such as, Booker T. Washington, Ralph Ellison and
Washington Carver. It displays his idea that she was important and deserved to be better known and
highly respected by him and all those who read about her.
As Brinkley moves on into the second paragraph, Brinkley, continues to describe Rosa's birth
place, saying that it has, "wobbly steps leading up to a porch seemingly on the verge of collapse." Stating
this can be a way of Douglas showing his remorse that she was…
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