Question

which excerpt from \what the black man wants\ best summarizes the speech?
i do not know, from
what has been
said, that there is
any difference of
opinion as to the
duty of
abolitionists, at the
present moment.
how can we get up
any difference at
this point, or at any
point, where we
are so united, so
agreed?
i am for the
\immediate,
unconditional, and
iversal\
enfranchisement of
the black man, in
every state in the
union.
shall we at this
moment justify the
deprivation of the
negro of the right
to vote, because
some one else is
deprived of that
privilege?

Explanation:

To summarize the speech "What the Black Man Wants", we need an excerpt that captures the main idea of the speech, which focuses on the right to vote (enfranchisement) for Black men. The third excerpt (bottom - left) states support for "immediate, unconditional, and universal" enfranchisement of Black men in every state, which aligns with the core theme of the speech about Black men's rights, specifically voting rights. The other excerpts either discuss agreement among abolitionists or questions about differences/justifying deprivation, which are not the main summary of the speech's focus on Black men's enfranchisement.

Answer:

The excerpt: "I am for the 'immediate, unconditional, and universal' enfranchisement of the black man, in every State in the Union." (the bottom - left excerpt)