In "Girls Can We Educate We Dads?", how does the author's use of diction illustrate the relationship between the opinions of the speaker and that of the speaker's dad? Provide specific examples to support your response.

The use of diction shows how the ideas between the speaker and her father are conflicting and conflicting, where one tries to "educate" the other according to their own convictions.

Explanation:

"Girls Can We Educate We Dads?" is a poem written to show a girl who does not agree with the sexist and sexist views expressed by her father as an absolute truth, in a world where this type of thinking harms and diminishes the position and importance of women in society. The poet's use of diction in this poem reveals how the speaker and the father have totally different views on the role of women. This makes them have conflicting and conflicting opinions with each other, where both try to educate the other according to their own vision.

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