Clara Ferreira

Clara reads speeches that outlived their moment, from Gettysburg to "I Have a Dream", and shows what the words actually did. She also writes on Medium, Substack, Quora and X.

Articles

1. Two Minutes, 272 Words: What the Gettysburg Address Did
2. "I Have a Dream": The Repetition That Built a Speech
3. The Structure Behind "We Shall Fight on the Beaches"
4. Why a Story Out-Argues a Claim
5. A Talk Is Remembered by Its Peak and Its End, Not Its Average
6. Where You Put Your Best Point Changes Whether It’s Remembered