Questions: How does Truth's repetition of the rhetorical question, "Ain't I a woman?" support her argument for women's rights and racial equality? A It may cause the reader to consider what the difference is between men and women. B It may cause the reader to consider why women wouldn't have the same rights as men. C Both of these D Neither of these

The answer is C Both of these

Truth's repetition of the rhetorical question "Ain't I a woman?" challenges the audience to reflect on the perceived differences between men and women. By emphasizing her identity as a woman, she highlights the shared humanity and capabilities of women, prompting the audience to question societal norms that differentiate between genders.

The repetition also encourages the audience to consider why women, who share the same human qualities and experiences as men, are denied the same rights. It underscores the illogical nature of gender-based discrimination and advocates for equal rights for women.

By using this rhetorical question, Truth effectively supports her argument for both women's rights and racial equality, as it addresses the intersectionality of gender and race in the fight for equality.