Answer:
The tone of this excerpt from Truth’s "Ain’t I a Woman" is mocking
Explanation:
In the excerpt from "Ain't I A Woman?" it is shown the scene when the author emphasizes her position in society. She is a passionate speaker, who uses allegory to highlight that women have the right to be equal. She uses this literary device to picturesque describe the power of women. The author uses the fact about religion to talk and gives her speech mocking tone. She uses this tone to say "that little man in black there" that women are powerful and important for creating this world. She mocks them because she knows that no one could stop her and humiliate her.
