The Black Campus Movement by Ibram H. Rogers

Joshua Jackson

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Description

Read the beginning of chapter 2 from the book, read it clearly for the listener to follow what I was reading. Pronounced my words in order for the reader to have a visualization of what is being read to them.

Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Young Adult (18-35)

Accents

North American (General) North American (US West Coast - California, Portland)

Transcript

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Chapter two God Speed. The breed new ***** In the long black student movement, black student activists started to depart there politically, socially and culturally exiled quote islands Within end, quote, decades before the 19 sixties. In a larger sense, african american activism did not abruptly burst onto the scene in the mid 20th century. In recent years, historians have provided new frames to chronicle this extended story, pulling the origin of the 20th century black freedom struggle back to the 19 twenties and extending the purview of activism to the north and the West.