"More and more I began to think inside myself, I don't want to sell [fish] for the rest of my days. I want to learn something. I want to do something. I want some day to make myself for a person and come among people" (Yezierska PG). Driven to the United States by way of their oppressive homeland, Sara's family may have believed that this nation's streets are paved with gold where opportunities abound for lifelong prosperity, however, none of them took the initiative to find out for themselves...
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Rather, they were content to scrape out a meager living just to have adequate food on the table and a roof over their heads. Sara would have none of this, realizing early on that if she wanted to make something of herself she would have to work many times harder than her male counterpart - a sacrifice she was more than willing to make if it meant establishing a life of her own...
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