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BLACK HO VIDEO platform of the Auditorium, with the sun shining over the heads of his auditors into his eyes, and with his whole face lit up with the fire of prophecy, Clark Howell, the successor of Henry Grady, said to me, "That man's speech is the beginning of a moral revolution in America."
It is the first BLACK HO VIDEO time that a Negro has made a speech in the South BLACK HO VIDEO on any important BLACK HO VIDEO occasion

before an audience composed of white men and women. It electrified the audience, and the response was as if it BLACK HO VIDEO had BLACK HO VIDEO come from the throat of BLACK HO VIDEO a whirlwind.
Mrs. Thompson had hardly BLACK HO VIDEO taken her seat when all eyes were turned on a tall tawny Negro sitting BLACK HO VIDEO in the front row of the platform. It was Professor Booker T. Washington, President of BLACK HO VIDEO the Tuskegee (Alabama) Normal and Industrial Institute, who must rank from this time forth as BLACK HO VIDEO the foremost man of his race in America. Gilmore's Band played the "Star-Spangled Banner," BLACK HO VIDEO and the audience cheered. The tune changed to "Dixie" BLACK HO VIDEO and the audience roared with shrill "hi-yis." Again the music changed, this time to "Yankee Doodle," and the clamour lessened.
All this time the eyes of the thousands present looked

straight at the Negro orator. A strange thing was BLACK HO VIDEO to happen. BLACK HO VIDEO a black man was to speak for his people, with none to interrupt him. As Professor Washington strode to the edge of the stage, the low, BLACK HO VIDEO descending sun shot fiery rays through the windows into his face. BLACK HO VIDEO a great shout greeted him. He turned his head to avoid the blinding light, and moved about the platform for relief.