Similarities Between Jane Austen And Angela Davis

Both authors are completely different on many points. Jane Austen was born on 16 December 1775 in Steventon Rectory, Hampshire, England. She was an English writer. The period she is writing can be considered as the birth of the English novel. There is an intricate narrative structure, a sparkling pros and all this with witty dialogues.
Whereas Angela Davis was born on January 26, 1944, in Birmingham (Alabama State), USA. She is known as a radical African- American. She is also known as a writer, an activist for civil rights, women’s rights and other social issues and also as an educator. She also worked as a professor.
Jane Austen was a white woman and her parents were part of the better English society. They were belonging to the lower landed gentry. We can say that Jane Austen grew up in a close- knit family. The family spirit was really focused on learning and education. Whereas Angela Davis is a « black » woman which is considered as inferior class at this times. Angela Davis and her family lived in the « Dynamite Hill » neighbourhood which was known for racial conflict.
Jane Austen and her sister received a good education. In 1783 their

Angela Davis grew up in an intellectual development. She was decisively influenced by the thinking of the communist’s organizations. Her mother was a federal leading officer and organizer of the Southern Negro Youth Congress which was heavily influenced by the Communist Party. As very young women she has applied to an American Friends Service Committees program who had the power to arrange that South black students were integrated in school in the North. She chose Elisabeth Irwin High Schools in Greenwich Village where she was introduced to socialism and communism. As a teenager Angela Davis organized interracial study groups, which were broken up by the