Lewinsky Cyber Bullying Speech Analysis

It has been over a decade since the once young and humiliated Monica Lewinsky has stirred up noise in the media. Now at the age of 41 she has made a reemergence in the eye of the public and she has a story to tell. She no longer hides from the spotlight, she is no longer a shamed young girl, but a woman with a powerful message, that needs to be heard. Lewinsky uses her own life experiences to speak about a major issue known as cyber bullying.

When you give a speech such as the kind Monica gave where you’re trying to get a point across, delivery is everything. Will you captivate your audience, or will you put them to sleep? I believe that Lewinsky most definitely captivated her audience and got her point across. Not only was she a great speaker, but
Maybe every cyber bullying scandal does not make national headlines as Lewinsky did, but it does hit the internet. Monica insures to include the emergence of social media which has played a major role in cyber bullying today. Her ability though to tie her story into the problems kids face is so effective because seconds ago you felt the pain she felt and now you realize the pain teenagers across the U.S. feel. Which is why she busted back onto the scene a decade later to try and make a difference. Causing her delivery of the speech to be more affective for her argument, she was able to feel the pain these kids feel and make you feel the pain. She was able to relate. I believe her closing minuets is not only well spoken but very well written. It leaves the audience with something to think about. in lines such as “let's acknowledge the difference between speaking up with intention and speaking up for attention”. She delivers the end with such eloquence but also command to capture the audience one final time. These many reasons make “The Price of Shame” a very affective ted