How does truth use her personal experiences to make a logical and emotional case for women's rights?

Women's rights had not been given justice throughout the years, the women do not have an equal boundary with the men, instead the gender race is left with stereotypical jobs and limited opportunities. In her experiences, Ms. Truth had convinced the people by giving logical arguments to support her claims in what it means to have women's rights. This made her enhance her conviction to the people. And she had touched their emotions by appealing and relating her experience with other fellow women.

She uses evidence to challenge the cultural assumption that all women are delicate and sentimental. As a formerly enslaved person, she shows that women are as physically capable as men. As a mother, she conveys the strength women must have when they have and lose children. She uses her background as a preacher to remind the audience of the strength and importance of women in the Bible.