Sharon Wright, editor of the Bronte Society Gazette, highlighted her indignation upon noticing the wrong spelling of the Bronte sisters' names. 'I thought: They've spelt the names wrong!' she recalled, emphasizing that these women are among the greatest writers in Britain and deserve proper representation. Wright's sentiment resonated with many who believe that the literary contributions of the Bronte sisters should be acknowledged with respect, thus marking the importance of accurately honoring cultural icons.
The Bronte sisters, Charlotte, Emily, and Anne, now have their names spelled correctly in Westminster Abbey thanks to Sharon Wright's efforts. Describing her insistence, Wright stated her desire to have their names honored accurately, as she personally feels proud of their Yorkshire heritage. 'I'm from Bradford like them, and I want them celebrated properly in London,' she said, stressing the significance of regional pride and the cultural identity of the Bronte family. Their literary achievements now reflect their correct names, ensuring their legacy is honored.
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