Sarah Orne Jewetts's "A White Heron: demonstrates the link between speciesism and sexism, through the characters of the cow, Mistress Moolly, and Sylvia. It argues that the worth of an animal, human or not, is only established by its worth to others, mores specifically its worth to its oppressors. For Moolly, it is outright stated that her wandering endeavors were not enjoyed by others and that "IF the creature had not given good milk and plenty of it, the case would have seemed very different to her owners" (Jewett 2). It implies that, were she not useful to the farm, Moolly wouldn't have…