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(5 pp). This is a tutorial speech written for
someone who has been asked to moderate an evening
during Black History Month. Bibliography lists 3
sources: many quotes from prominent blacks.
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5 pages (~225 words per page)
File: D0_BBblkhxM.doc
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Family, Church, Politics and Culture Written by B. Bryan Babcock for the Paperstore, Inc., January 2001
Note to student: Since you said that this was going to be given as a speech, it has been written in a much more conversational tone, than a
formal presentation paper might be. I will also be making suggestions to you as we go along. They will be in bold type like this. If it
is helpful to you, print two copies - one in which you leave my comments in to give you the idea what I was thinking, and another in which you
delete them, and possible add your own. Introduction Celebrating Black History was really the "brain child" of Carter Woodson (1875 - 1950), back in 1926. At that time
Woodson envisioned a week to commemorate and remember those who have struggled, and walked ahead of us in history. We should feel really good about the progress we have
made with this event. In fact, we must just about be ready to dance our way along history now, since we have worked our way up to a whole
thirty days, from seven ! I just hope that I am still here when we celebrate "Black History Quarter." This speech has been developed in small
segments, or quotes from black people in history - that was your idea and a good one. It will probably be longer in written form than you need, but
it will also allow you to tailor the time, if you have other speakers before the main guest speaker. Body of Speech When we decide to celebrate something, we like
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