Sexism In Around The World In 72 Days

In Around The World in 72 Days, Nellie made her own path by doing something no man or woman had ever done. The sexism in this passage is there just as proof that today and the nineteenth century, has improved and in other ways have not changed but needs to. In another story which is not nonfiction like Around The World in 72 Days, Three financially challenged boys set out to the king’s palace to cut down the large oak tree which shades the castle and dig a well as these are the kings want’s.

As Nellie Bly would be, in her time, a rare part of people that travel on her own, what makes this more unusual is that she is a woman. The sexism of her time is one thing that is