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The main motivation for this letter is Dr. King’s own view of the injustices apparent in the Negro community and the intended actions the community is taking. Some constraints Dr. King faces while writing this letter are the events leading up to this publication like nonviolent marches and sit-ins, circumstances surrounding this instance like the gradual appearance of a civil rights movement where blacks are suffering injustices in the community from whites in all aspects of life, and lastly the prejudices against blacks and their actions to alleviate their current situation...
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The constraints create common ground for many of the Negro community while further separating those against it. Lastly, the exigence of this piece of text clearly defines the problems of social injustice many Negros face either in the state of Alabama or in surrounding states. It is perceived as a problem because the injustices are gradually growing larger, to a point where the Negro community must not let the problem go on any longer...
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