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“ I Have a Dream” and “Glory and Hope” were two different speeches given by Dr. martin Luther king J.R and Nelson Mandela individually and on different occasions. This speech was given at those time when there were so many people who used to practice racism, communalism and many other things. These problems at first seemed to be inextricably difficult. But these great speeches forced everyone to think again, and to question again to him or herself, whether they were being treated equally, whether they were happy and want this to continue? Both these speeches created hope in people to fight against inequality or whatever the difficulty was. These speeches were both equally strong, and so is the reason for these speeches to create …show more content…
The speech was made at the Lincoln memorial demands equality and justice for the Afro – American in the USA. On the other hand if u look at Mr. Mandela’s speech, which according to me is one of the best inaugural speech given by anyone in the world. The speech was not that strong though. I think because Dr. king, when he was delivering his speech, at that time the discrimination and other such problems hadn’t ended and therefore he was showing strength in speech to fight that problem, and when “Glory and Hope” was being delivered at that time the problem and difficulties which were being faced had already ended. Though the speech has good repetitions ‘let there be’ this line demonstrates his desire to progress Africa. In his speech they’re many good phrases of which some are ‘Intimately attached to the soil of this beautiful country’ and like ‘each time one of us touch the soil of this land, we feel a sense of personal renewal’. This demonstrates a loyal feeling towards the country. Mr. Mandela’s speech was given in the year 1994, after apartheid had ended in South Africa. This was also the occasion of president mandala’s inaugural speech, where world leaders were present. This speech was watched by millions of people
“ I Have a Dream” and “Glory and Hope” were two different speeches given by Dr. martin Luther king J.R and Nelson Mandela individually and on different occasions. This speech was given at those time when there were so many people who used to practice racism, communalism and many other things. These problems at first seemed to be inextricably difficult. But these great speeches forced everyone to think again, and to question again to him or herself, whether they were being treated equally, whether they were happy and want this to continue? Both these speeches created hope in people to fight against inequality or whatever the difficulty was. These speeches were both equally strong, and so is the reason for these speeches to create …show more content…
The speech was made at the Lincoln memorial demands equality and justice for the Afro – American in the USA. On the other hand if u look at Mr. Mandela’s speech, which according to me is one of the best inaugural speech given by anyone in the world. The speech was not that strong though. I think because Dr. king, when he was delivering his speech, at that time the discrimination and other such problems hadn’t ended and therefore he was showing strength in speech to fight that problem, and when “Glory and Hope” was being delivered at that time the problem and difficulties which were being faced had already ended. Though the speech has good repetitions ‘let there be’ this line demonstrates his desire to progress Africa. In his speech they’re many good phrases of which some are ‘Intimately attached to the soil of this beautiful country’ and like ‘each time one of us touch the soil of this land, we feel a sense of personal renewal’. This demonstrates a loyal feeling towards the country. Mr. Mandela’s speech was given in the year 1994, after apartheid had ended in South Africa. This was also the occasion of president mandala’s inaugural speech, where world leaders were present. This speech was watched by millions of people