During Florence Kelley speech before the convection of the National American Woman Suffrage Association in Philadelphia on July 22, 1905, she announces to the government that child labor laws in the south are too severe for young kids to handle. In her speech she uses an amount of imagery to send a sort of emotion to her crowd, and also uses questions to make her audience think about what she’s talking about in her speech. She uses this tactic to make her crowd feel sympathy, in order for her audience to see her point. During her speech she explained to her audience the different types of consequences that could occur if women were not given their rights. Florence Kelley fought for both child labor laws and woman suffrage during the speech
