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The emphasis on intimate conversation in political discourse originated with Saul Alinsky (1909-1972) but became American labor leader Cesar Chavez's (1927-1993) supreme contribution to political theory and practice. Such one-on-one organizing, like the feminist consciousness-raising groups that share its spirit, was promoted not just as a way of discussing politics, but as a way of doing politics. Its opposite was political oratory, the great transforming speech before a gathering of listeners. This view was an enormous departure in democratic theory: the leader's ability to inspire a crowd had long been a touchstone of popular politics, but now such speeches and speechmakers seemed suspect, even essentially undemocratic, because they were frequently full of bombast, and because they talked at the people instead of listening to them.
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