MLK uses the emotions and wills of the audience to rally his cause by people’s sense of righteousness with an uplifting and unifying tone. These aspects are especially present in his usage of antithesis and pathos.
On page 6, on it’s 21st and 22nd lines, MLK says that “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere”. This line of antithesis is used as a means of rallying people. It also utilizes people’s emotions in their sense of good will. He then goes on about we are all bound together by our actions, whether we know it or not.
The use of antithesis is done to unify people for a general cause rather than a ‘Us versus them’ mentality. He doesn’t try to divide his allies in any way, attempting to gain as many people as possible to
On page 6, on it’s 21st and 22nd lines, MLK says that “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere”. This line of antithesis is used as a means of rallying people. It also utilizes people’s emotions in their sense of good will. He then goes on about we are all bound together by our actions, whether we know it or not.
The use of antithesis is done to unify people for a general cause rather than a ‘Us versus them’ mentality. He doesn’t try to divide his allies in any way, attempting to gain as many people as possible to