Virginia Woolf and Toni Morrison <Tab/>Virginia Woolf; a quiet feminist, one who was abused by her brothers, a woman who wrote books to coop with stress, and used her writings to voice her feministic views. Toni Morrison; a quiet feminist, came from a rough background, wrote books about feminism to voice her opinion, and all in all, dealt with many restrictions and hardships because she was a black, female writer. …showed first 75 words of 3695 total…

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