“I Have a Dream” Rhetorical Analysis
Well-known civil rights activist and Baptist Preacher, Martin Luther King Jr, in his speech, “I Have a Dream”, emphasizes racial injustice, equality and freedom. King’s purpose is to provide the equality that the founding fathers promised. He adopts a critical in order to convey that equality and freedom is needed to Americans, people at the protest, politicians, lawmakers, and pro segregation people.
King begins his speech by incorporating that equality and freedom are the main idea of the first four paragraph. He uses ethos to emphasize that he is with the people, he is not just doing the speech to benefit himself. Hes uses words like “we”, “our”, and “we’ve” extremely often, but in
Well-known civil rights activist and Baptist Preacher, Martin Luther King Jr, in his speech, “I Have a Dream”, emphasizes racial injustice, equality and freedom. King’s purpose is to provide the equality that the founding fathers promised. He adopts a critical in order to convey that equality and freedom is needed to Americans, people at the protest, politicians, lawmakers, and pro segregation people.
King begins his speech by incorporating that equality and freedom are the main idea of the first four paragraph. He uses ethos to emphasize that he is with the people, he is not just doing the speech to benefit himself. Hes uses words like “we”, “our”, and “we’ve” extremely often, but in