Martin Luther King did not agree with the race relations that existed in Birmingham in 1963 because there was a lot of discrimination and segregation.
The Birmingham Campaign is a term used to refer to a movement organized in early 1963 by church-affiliated African-American leaders to draw attention to the integration efforts of the African-American population in Birmingham, Alabama.
This campaign was characterized by nonviolent confrontation that allowed the municipal government to change the city's discriminatory laws.
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