Which two statements are Dr. King’s response to the counterargument that his action in Birmingham is untimely?

A The new city administration would be as unresponsive as previous ones.
B The Supreme Court outlawed segregation in public schools in 1954.

C People must oppose unjust laws because they are used to oppress minorities.
D African Americans have waited over 340 years for freedom, but to no avail.

D African Americans have waited over 340 years for freedom, but to no avail.
E There are four steps in organizing nonviolent campaigns.

A The new city administration would be as unresponsive as previous ones.
D African Americans have waited over 340 years for freedom, but to no avail.

From the given question, we can see that the two statements that are Dr. King’s response to the counterargument that his action in Birmingham is untimely are:

A. The new city administration would be as unresponsive as previous ones.

D. African Americans have waited over 340 years for freedom, but to no avail.

About "Letter From Birmingham Jail"

The "Letter from Birmingham Jail" is actually known to be an open letter that Martin Luther King Jr. wrote in 1963. He stated in the letter that when injustice is found in anywhere, it is definitely a threat to justice anywhere.

We can see above his response to the counterargument that his action in Birmingham is untimely.

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