drama· Bahamas
The Price of Being a Woman
by Telcine Turner-RolleAggregate Editorial Score30/100
Published 1995English
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Telcine Turner-Rolle's The Price of Being a Woman (1995) stands as one of the most significant works of drama of its era. This powerful play by Telcine Turner-Rolle addresses the societal and personal challenges faced by women in the Bahamas. Through its compelling narrative and strong character development, the play explores themes of gender inequality, empowerment, and resilience. It is a significant work in Bahamian literature for its bold examination of women's issues and its contribution to the discourse on gender in the Caribbean. Themes of gender inequality, empowerment, resilience run through the work.
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This book is part of Bahamas's rich literary tradition.
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