After carefully reading (and ideally re-reading at least once, and annotating with a pencil in hand) both Ursula K. Le Guin′s 1973 feminist dystopian short story ″The Ones Who Walked Away from Omelas″ download and N.K. Jemisin′s 2018 Black feminist response in her dystopian short story ″The Ones Who Stay and Fight,″ respond to this prompt in a write-up (which you can either cut and paste into this drop box or attach as a Word document):Both writers reflect the eras in which they are writing, and both prove the points made in reading we′ve studied since the start of the term, that women have introduced identity themes and politics into the artistic landscape in powerful ways. In each of these works, a feminist writer reflects on the role of the individual in shaping the world and creating a community that we are comfortable living in.We are currently living in unprecedentedly cha