Too long has our beloved Southland been bogged down in the tragic attempt to live in a monologue rather than a dialogue" (King 474-475) Negotiations hold the key to unlocking doors for disgruntled parties and most often produce a transformation to what seemed to be impossible otherwise. In Martin Luther King Jr...
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In Martin Luther King Jr.'s "Letter from Birmingham Jail", he poses the great question of whether to wait for negotiations which have been put off before, or take direct action with a nonviolent movement such as a march or a sit-in. Is there a time when talks can be over looked for something more aggressive like marches or sit-ins? Do the actions fit the need, or should proceeding into such a feat be taken? However the case may be negotiations should be the front-runner in how we maturely deal with differences of opinion and disagreements...
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