Response to Martin Luther King Jr.

Martin Luther King Junior's note from Birmingham prison is a mighty answer to clergymen's attitudes on his movement. King presents a very convincing persuasion, which may have assured numerous white moderates (1) to reassess their ignorance on the topic of segregation and racism. (King, 13) He extends to interpret his attitudes on just and unjust regulations, asserting that every individual has a lesson blame to conclude for themselves if it is just to pursue a regulation which proceeds contrary to their beliefs. King lays out the very dark groups stand at the time and efforts in ...