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Amy Chua "Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior"

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Amy Chua "Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior"

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Speaker- American Lawyer, academic and writer

Occasion- How to raise successful kids

Audience- Parents

Purpose- Raising successful kids, is the way to show that you truly care about them. Through "tough" love

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- Angela Lee Duckworth
- Sherman Alexie

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Angela Lee Duckworth "Grit: The power of passion and perseverance 

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Angela Lee Duckworth "Grit: The power of passion and perseverance 

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Speaker- Psychologist, and a science author

Occasion- Trying to figure out was provides success within students

Audience- Students, educators

Purpose- Her theory of "grit" is what has an influence on students

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 Julie Lythcott "How to Raise Successful Kids Without Over Parenting"

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 Julie Lythcott "How to Raise Successful Kids Without Over Parenting"

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Speaker- Dean of Freshmen and Undergraduate Advising at Stanford University, a writer.

Occasion- To raise successful Kids

Audience- Parents

Purpose- Stop defining children's success through grades, and focus on "unconditional love"

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-Julie Lythcott
- Amy Chua

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- Malcolm X
-David Foster
- James Baldwin
- Sherman Alexie

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- Gloria Steinem
- James Baldwin

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Speaker- In his work he talks about social and racial issues.

Occasion- The peak of the civil rights movement

Audience- Towards Educators

Purpose- Raises awareness for racial equality. If segregation is not stopped then America would be destroyed by it.

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Speaker- Believed in separatist philosophy, but slowly shared the same beliefs as the Civil Rights movement.

Occasion- At the peak of the civil rights movement, but it speaks of his experience within prison.

Audience- African Americans who still struggle trying to earn an education.

Purpose- To inform America as a whole of the struggles African Americans face like education, as well as to encourage African Americans to gain the rights they deserve, like their education.

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Speaker- A poet, filmmaker and writer

Occasion- The 1990's, a time where things were changing due to the turn of the century.

Audience- Wide Spread Audience, those who were oppressed

Purpose- Anyone can learn and read as long as they want to, it doesn't matter what economic class the student is in, as long as they have the will to do so.

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Speaker- A novelists and essayists

Occasion- A speech towards the graduating class of 2005 at Kenyon College.

Audience- Young College graduates, who are about to start their lives.

Purpose- To show the audience to be aware of their surroundings, not to focus entirely onto themselves.

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Gloria Steinem "Testimony Before the senate hearings on the equal rights amendment"

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Gloria Steinem "Testimony Before the senate hearings on the equal rights amendment"

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Speaker- Feminist, author, journalists and social-political activists

Occasion- The "Second Wave" feminists movement, 1970

Audience- The Senate and The U.S. as a whole

Purpose- To advocate the Equal Rights Amendement