Speakers' Corner in London's Hyde Park is a traditional site for public speeches. It's also one of the key places where Black Power activism was born in the UK. | BBC

Speakers' Corners were a kind of pre-internet social media. Sydney's Speakers' Corner has a fascinating history - one that's continued by Speakers' Corner 2.0. | ABC Radio National

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Speakers’ Corner is a famous area in the northeast corner of London’s Hyde Park, near Marble Arch, known as a traditional site for public speeches and debates. Since the mid-1800s, it has been a symbol of free speech, where anyone can stand on a box or small platform and address a crowd about almost any topic—from politics and religion to philosophy and social issues. On Sundays, the corner becomes lively with speakers, curious listeners, and passionate discussions, creating an open-air forum th