Character sketch of zitkala- sa and Bama from chapter memories of childhood
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Zitkala-Sa's real name was Gertrude Simmons. She was an American Indian woman born in the late nineteenth century. She was a native American woman who struggled and triumphed in a time when severe prejudice prevailed towards native American culture and women. Her works criticised dogma, and her life as a native American woman was dedicated against the evils of oppression.
Bama was a girl subjected to caste discrimination and untouchability. She was shunned for her caste. Bama's brother had told her, how she was born into a community that was an outcast. These words made a very deep impression on her, and she studied hard, thus coming first in class.
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Zitkala-Sa's real name was Gertrude Simmons. She was an American Indian woman born in the late nineteenth century. She was a native American woman who struggled and triumphed in a time when severe prejudice prevailed towards native American culture and women. Her works criticised dogma, and her life as a native American woman was dedicated against the evils of oppression.
Bama was a girl subjected to caste discrimination and untouchability. She was shunned for her caste. Bama's brother had told her, how she was born into a community that was an outcast. These words made a very deep impression on her, and she studied hard, thus coming first in class.
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