Great speeches transcend time and place, offering wisdom that speaks to every era and stirring souls long after their speakers' tongues have been silenced. The post 10 famous speeches in history ...

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MLK Jr. might be best remembered for his “I have a dream” speech, but there was another version never used. Bettmann Archive Martin Luther King Jr. at The March on Washington Martin Luther ...

It's just a speech about "freedom." "It's not to say we're not doing this already," said one of the many "administration officials" called on to "clarify" the speech to the press.

When Martin Luther King, Jr. made his famous “I Have a Dream” speech in August 1963, it was relevant, and his message simple. His “I have a dream” refrain also stayed in people’s minds.

Zelensky’s speeches prove, once again, that words matter. While technology changes—Aristotle did not have video links—leadership still requires using words effectively to move hearts and minds.

Frederick Douglass’ provocative words crackle in HBO documentary Colman Domingo, Jeffrey Wright, Nicole Beharie and other brilliant actors interpret the speeches of the great abolitionist.

Sojourner Truth never said the phrase “Aint I a Woman?” in her famous women’s rights speech. Frances Gage published the most common yet inaccurate version in 1863.