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How would the following sentiment be different if Truth used the word 'should' instead of 'better'?

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The sentiment, "The men better let them" would be different if Truth used the word 'should' instead of 'better' because it would not have appeared forceful as the it sounds.

How would the sentiment have been different?

In the closing remarks of "Ain't I a Woman" by Sojourner Truth, we see that she urged men to better let women have the opportunity of turning the world around. The sentiment in this last part of the text appeared a bit forceful because Truth wanted to send her message is very strong and clear terms.

If she had rather used the word, "should" instead of better, her words might have appeared milder and the men may or may not be moved to action by such gentle use of speech. So, the original word was forceful and the replacement would sound milder. The best word to use will depend on how the speaker wanted the message to be received.

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