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Black speakers’ charisma

By: Kassia Macy
 

African American speakers are incredibly charismatic and their speeches can be engaging. That is why black speakers can become very popular in a very short time. They are sincere and voluble and their words trigger comfort and optimism in the hearts of their listeners. Besides, they share their opinions straightly and that is why they are usually very good politicians.

Black speakers are in general previously prepared and checked by qualified staff. They usually conquer the audience by their special naturalness. Even though some of them do not have much experience in a specific area, the public can be amazed at what they can offer. African American speakers are intelligent, but they are also able to speak sincerely and everybody understands their message regardless their ethnic background, race, or social class.

At this point, we cannot omit to mention Martin Luther King, the most important and beloved African American leader of the movement for equality between races in the USA. Martin Luther King’s speeches, as well as other African Americans’ ones used to be passionate and their message is racial unity that is essential in this country.

Martin Luther King was one of the black speakers who fought to fulfill his dream and his words are kind of human laws because contemporary black speakers still quote them when they mention fight against racism. His speech “I have a dream” has definitely changed American society. King’s dream of fraternity between black and white people came true.

To continue with, black speakers can talk about their family lives, their struggle to find their identity, the need for racial tolerance, in order to eliminate frustration and prejudices. African American speakers can reach the public’s hearts because they usually mention in their speeches their fight against racism, willing to make people accept each other regardless the color of their skin.

However, nowadays it is very difficult to find a good speaker especially in modern domains like research, marketing, or advertising. Unfortunately, there are few people, who have something interesting to say, but black speakers do have their charisma and they do not appear superior; on the contrary, they appear modest, warm and their life lessons are interesting and always wise.

It does not matter what the topic of their speech is; they may fight for human rights or they want to persuade people to buy a specific product. African American speakers know that people like stories, especially if they are funny. Therefore they usually tell a story, personal or not, at the beginning of their speech in order to attract the audience’s attention.

We have mentioned previously the word “charisma.” This is somebody’s personality trait that triggers admiration in the eyes of the audience. Black speakers have this quality. When we listen to a Black speaker we can think of negro spirituals and of camp meeting African American experiences that have been opportunities for people of different social and ethnic background to interact and thank God for everything. We can say that there is a strong contrast between a black person’s soul and his / her color of the skin. Maybe this is the secret of their charisma.

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