Diane Moore - Teachers Make a Difference

The speaker reflects on the significant influence of Reverend Russell Fuller, a mentor and minister in a progressive church during the 1960s. Reverend Fuller played a crucial role in the speaker's life, providing guidance and support during formative years. His involvement in civil rights and his humility and conviction left a lasting impact. The speaker continues to value Reverend Fuller's mentorship, maintaining a weekly connection even as he reaches 92 years of age.

Who are the initial influential figures mentioned by the speaker?

• The speaker's school teachers

• Reverend Russell Fuller and Dolores Morris

• Russell Fuller and Milton Morris

• Milton and Dolores Morris

What was the nature of the church where Reverend Russell Fuller served?

• Traditional and conservative

• Progressive and involved in social movements

• Focused on religious rituals

• Exclusive and private

During which era was Reverend Fuller's church active in social movements?

• The 1990s

• The 1970s

• The 1980s

• The 1960s

How did Reverend Fuller influence the speaker personally?

• By providing financial support

• By giving serious attention to their struggles and encouraging them

• By introducing them to famous personalities

• By teaching them academic subjects

What qualities of Reverend Fuller does the speaker admire the most?

• His wealth and status

• His humility and conviction

• His humor and entertainment skills

• His strictness and discipline