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Letter from Biringham Jail

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November 11, 2015

 

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Martin Luther King Jr. was sent to prison for having a direct action parade and protest in order to advance the Civil Rights Movement. The author wrote this letter to his clergymen in order to make them understand that they were breaking unjust laws that needed to be changed, especially after the Supreme Court decision that ended segregation...
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Martin Luther King Jr. was sent to prison for having a direct action parade and protest in order to advance the Civil Rights Movement. The author wrote this letter to his clergymen in order to make them understand that they were breaking unjust laws that needed to be changed, especially after the Supreme Court decision that ended segregation...
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