The main idea of "Ain’t I a Woman" is to portray <span>the experience of an African American woman.
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It symbolically represents the power that Rufus had as Dana's master and the lingering effect that living under the white master's thumb had on enslaved people and their children.
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Significantly, Dana seems to lose her arm because Rufus keeps hold of her wrist when she transports back to the present.
<span>the boy refuses the sailor's offer of food.</span>
