Analysis Of Beyond Vietnam: A Time To Break Silence By Martin Luther King

In “Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence,” Martin Luther King, a civil rights leader, uses his voice to bring attention to the injustices of race. He also focuses on the maltreatment of humanity, and how the Vietnam War is a start to the violence that occurs in America. He mentions that the war has led to the increase of violence in America because people aren’t speaking up. King uses the U.S. American government as an example to expose that their power of freedom and equality are no longer administered, but instead they use the power of violence and corruptness to maintain a status of being one of the top countries. Martin Luther King expresses to the reader that to get justice we must speak up so that it leads us away from “beyond