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Tuesday, February 08, 2005

Washington Speakers Bureau: "
Hot Topic for February 8, 2005

He's one of the most respected statesmen in U.S. history, a leader, diplomat and soldier. But, more importantly, General Colin Powell is an icon: After serving as the very first African-American chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Powell was appointed secretary of state by President George W. Bush - becoming the most powerful African-American ever to hold office. Gen. Powell was tasked with building coalitions, forging alliances and spreading the universal human values of democracy and freedom throughout the globe. His leadership, presence, grace and dignity allowed him to transcend nations, cultures and identities, making him in turn one of the most easily identifiable and revered persons in the world. "

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