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布克·T·华盛顿：力争上游·摘录 223
布克·T·华盛顿《力争上游》· Up from Slavery · 领导
I knew that the audience would be largely composed of the most influential class of white men and women, and that it would be a rare opportunity for me to let them know what we were trying to do at Tuskegee, as well as to speak to them about the relations of the races. So I decided to make the trip. I spoke for five minutes to an audience of two thousand people, composed mostly of Southern and Northern whites. What I said seemed to be received with favour and enthusiasm. The Atlanta papers of the next day commented in friendly terms on my address, and a good deal was said about it in different parts of the country. I felt that I had in some degree accomplished my object—that of getting a hearing from the dominant class of the South.
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定位：Excerpt 223 · 核对日期：2026-10-19 · 核验：短摘录
白话
华盛顿判断听众多是南方和北方有影响力的白人，是难得的机会，可以让他们了解塔斯基吉学院在做什么，并谈谈种族关系。他决定跑这一趟。面对两千人讲了五分钟，反响热烈，第二天亚特兰大报纸友好评论，全国多地也有报道。他觉得部分达到了目的：让南方主导阶层听到了他的声音。
上下文
这是华盛顿在自传中回忆1893年亚特兰大演讲的效果，那次演讲为他赢得了南方白人的关注。
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你有没有一个机会，能让关键的人第一次认真听你说话？
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