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BECK YOU ARE NOT A A SOCIAL JUSTICE WARRIOR

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BECK YOU ARE NOT A A SOCIAL JUSTICE WARRIOR

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I remember the Martin Luther King speech because it had and effect on black and white people. " I have a dream that whites and Blacks will one day be joint together.

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the martain luther king Jr speech. it will always be relevant. i hada dream

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the words that were said. i remember people speaking and it having emotion

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i dont really watch speeches on tv or online so i can't really relate

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i remember the speech martin luther king made and i remember the part when he said "I HAVE A DREAM".

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I don't watch speeches, but I do watch slam poetry, because it's a bit more powerful than speeches.

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if its said by a well known person
probably the quote if its a good one

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TED TALK SPEECH

Something to me that makes a speech memorable is partially its originality above all because some things kind of repeat themselves, Ive heard a lot of speeches and stories that have no originality toward there theme.

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I have heard the I have a dream speech by Martin Luther King

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What makes a speech memorable is that they appeal to emotion, interests, and has a strong statement. I can't remember what was said in any of the speeches that I've heard.

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the topic/ cause or the words they used .

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Yes Martin Luther Kings speech was very memorable and i remember watching a documentary about it.

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when they make a strong statement that is relatable or they where good

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When the speech is relatable/ easier for the audience to connect to, it has a more effective impact. I've seen some political speeches.

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Viola Davis's acceptance speech at the most recent Oscars was very memorable. She put so much emotion into it so you could tell it meant a lot to her.
Melania Trump's speech at the RNC was memorable as well.

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I have seen are current and past presidents speak. Also I have a dream by Martin Luther King.

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I don't watch speeches but I know that for them to be memorable they have to have presence and be eloquent and respectable

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What makes a speech memorable the person that said it, how quiet it was, and how many people there were.

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Speeches made by the former president, they were memorable because they were good

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I remember Sean Spicer's first Press meeting as the Press Secretary of the United States under Donald Trump. I remember sitting on CNN watching it, being furious at his obvious incompetence towards any sense of reality, including, but not limited to his views on the turnout to the inauguration speech. It was memorable because it started my severe criticism of the Trump administration, and how incredibly hypocritical they are.

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I went to the inauguration of Donald Trump and he made a great speech.

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i saw a ted talk about school and how adults and kids something. nothing really. that it was a a kid

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I remember Obama's last state of the union address. He used his powerful voice to highlight the upcoming part of his presidency. I didn't remember anything really important.