Many Early Writers Felt it was only important to write about prominent people, and often left out many important characteristics of normal life. In “A Worn Path”, the Eudora Welty describes the humanity in the life of a lower class woman. In Kennedy’s speech, he speaks to the less prominent people in America on their importance to the country and what their life could be like. In these two passages the authors chose to …showed first 75 words of 688 total…

…showed last 75 words of 688 total…prominent people. Many early writers felt that it was more important to write about more prominent people that less prominent people. From Kennedy’s speech about the power of common Americans and Welty’s passage about the humanity of lower-class people, you can obviously see that it is more important to write about less prominent people. I disagree with many early writers and think that it is much more important to write about normal people.