Letter From Birmingham Jail
How could you describe the story: The Letter from Birmingham Jail?
The story.
The story.
This actually isn't a story, it's an open letter (to the public) written on April 16, 1963, by Martin Luther King, Jr. It basically advocates the use of passive resistance or non-violent protest against racist policies in the United States. He argued that citizens, black and white, had a responsibility to break unjust laws.
It's not a story. It's a letter by Martin Luther King, Jr. He changed the way Americans treat each other, such as Blacks and Whites sharing the same schools, streets, houses, buses, trains, cars, planes, and all that. I like Martin Luther King Jr.
It's not a story. It's a letter by Martin Luther King, Jr. He changed the way Americans treat each other, such as Blacks and Whites sharing the same schools, streets, houses, buses, trains, cars, planes, and all that. I like Martin Luther King Jr.
This is written by Martin Luther King Jr.
This story is not true . . . this story is written by Martin Luther King Jr.
Not a story Jasmine
But a letter telling everyone that anyone can have the same rights as blacks and whites.
Letter from Birmingham Jail by Martin Luther King Jr.
is a story
true story
king was in jail
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