Answer:After recovering her son, Sojourner Truth moved to New York City with him, where she began work at Elijah Pierson’s home in 1829. In 1843 Sojourner Truth converted to Methodism and changed her name from Isabella Baumfree to Sojourner Truth. It was at this time that she began to travel as an itinerant minister, preaching for the abolition of slavery. Truth’s involvement with the anti-slavery movement grew as she connected with different other key figures
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The speaker personify the fish by given the fish a male gender and she refers the fish using the pronoun "his". Though the fish lacks emotion but she uses the adjective vulnerable to qualify the fish.
As she observed closer, she understands and share the feelings of the fish and she finally set the fish free.
Explanation:
The poem fish by Elizabeth Bishop shows the ecological awareness that made her to accept the relationship that exist between human beings and non human beings. This was shown when she set the fish free.
A few words with the prefix pater/part are:
patriarch - head of the household
paternal - relating to the father
paternity - test to determine child's father.