The Wright to kill   Oppression, who ever thought such a small word, could contain so much meaning. Oppression has been a thorn in the side of humanity for thousands and thousands of years. From tyrants of the Middle Ages to a male dominated society the human race has never been without it. ...

The story ‘A Jury Of Her Peers’, written by Susan Glaspell begins repeating back to its readers many of the gendered stereotypical assumptions women receive from men all their lives. Women are assumed to be concerned only with trifles, to be unintelligent, inferior to men and have social limitat...

Susan Glaspell’s “A Jury of Her Peers” is more effective than her earlier literary work, “Trifles,” for a few reasons: the language is more descriptive in “A Jury of Her Peers,” making the story more life-like; the narrator occasionally peers into the characters’ minds; and the stor...