Comparison Of Nelson Mandela 'And Letters From Birmingham Jail'

Sacrificed lives became the outcome of being broken by others, for the leaders in a fourth dimension of the crisis have very many similarities. Differences being just as apparent helps just as much to make that alteration of existence possible. To the men that hoped and struggled to make it possible to wittiness a change for a better world. The stories of two men; "I am Prepared to Die" by Nelson Mandela and "Letters from Birmingham Jail" by Martin Luther King Jr, which will be teachings for years to come. The purpose of nonviolence was imagined by both men, but different views and actions will be what sets them apart from one another. No room to deny "its ugly record of brutality is widely known" (King 437). Great gratitude for what both men …show more content…
King and Mandela could overlook the awful sights and actions to understand what truly counted, to surpass what is envisioned. Throughout the hardship then, the motivation to embrace the steps of change to gradually become reality. "Who has been sustained by its spiritual blessings and who will remain true to it as long as the cord of life shall lengthen" (King 445). For both men endures conflicting challenges to attain life altering balance in the civil rights. Improvements obtained within society has been noticed which has shown useful everyday. To change an outlook in two different countries, whereas the plan to see to same aspiration in outcome is astounding. {Which means "same difference" can be achieved} No matter what is thrown in the way life will show that, "we had no doubt that we had to continue the fight" in what is trusted to be right (Mandela 503). Goals can be reached in different manners, journeys, or even thoughts, during which time the passion brought the serenity to fulfill. To the size, shape, color, age, or looks might not be the same, as long as the desire of purpose is achieved for that yearn is a equivalent to the