The most stand out differences I found between all three authors were how they used their personalities in the text. Each one of them had their style and objectives for their stories. Malcolm X used vivid imagery in his "Learning to Read" narrative. With a motive of encouraging and inspiring people to take upon a task that seems unthinkable and complete it. You could sense a just understanding of his self-confidences as a tool to motive anybody that was of an unwilling nature. Benjamin Franklin used a very thorough account about his experience. Making sure not one tiny event was unaccounted for in a memoir like fashion. Mike Rose was more of a recollection of his dog days in vocational education. He wanted to replicate the event for his readers to show light of how backwards and unproductive it was for him. Hoping to cast out a spotlight on the process to raise awareness on how a terrible track it could be for future pupils.
yeah this is so true. that pretty much sums it all up
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