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Think about the two passages from King’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail.” Write your own summary of King’s main messages as if you were explaining King’s message to someone who had not read the letter. Write your response in five to seven sentences.

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Martin Luther King Jr. wrote "A Letter From Birmingham Jail" in response to some clergymen who criticized Dr. King during protests in Birmingham. In his letter, Dr. King said he wasn't in Birmingham to cause trouble but instead to join the battle against injustice. He then explains his choice of pursuing nonviolent action though he understands that this is not what the people are used to. He explains the problems he and the black community have been facing and the injustice of the government and the law. 

MLK's Letter from Birmingham Jail's fundamental message is that individuals have a moral responsibility to breach unjust laws. Rather than waiting for justice to be served through the courts, which could take a lengthy time, take direct action.

The response of 5 to 7 lines regarding “Letter from Birmingham Jail" is given below:

  1. Change has been long overdue for African Americans.
  2. Those who have not been victims of injustice are unable to judge the impatience of those who have.
  3. Many people have suffered as a result of segregation.
  4. Protests bring to light existing tensions.
  5. The state of chaos is a necessary precursor to progress.

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