Martin Luther King, father of justice and freedom. People saw him as the glowing light in the dark of their bright future. That’s how much King meant to the people. He created faith and hope in people’s mind. Because he believed without self-hope, we are just like animals preying on others for the hunger of justice. In the Letter from a Birmingham Jail, King writes to the Clergyman due to their calling of King’s actions “unwise and untimely”. King exquisitely expresses with emotional examples and vocabulary structure by talking about moralities, fairness, and inequality. He explains there has to be tremendous thought in methods and actions before acted upon. He enlightened on why the protection of people’s rights were essential. He encourages
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“It makes it a crime to be an undocumented immigrant in Alabama and establishes racial profiling by allowing police to detain those they suspect are undocumented, based on the color of their skin”(Ruiz). This unjust law overthrows undocumented immigrants. Worst part, it marks children as well. The law demands for the school district to question kids and their parents for documentations and then report straight to immigration offices. All just law does is harass and terrorize immigrants out of the state. This is extremely similar to the period of segregation of African Americans. No justice at all in that system. “As a community, we agree that to express one 's own culture and beliefs means that we accept the right of others to express their views and values. It is unlawful to insult, humiliate, offend or intimidate another person or group in public because of their race”(Australian Government). Just laws are exactly like this law. No one is getting hurt; just appreciation, recognition of culture and diversity. It respects people from the factor of race to skin color. It shows approval and a key of safety for one to know they are accepted as an individual. One is free to express one’s own thoughts without being looked down on and being humiliated. “The law is unjust, however, because it imposes the same harsh prison term -- 20 years -- for individuals whose conduct, while technically meeting the particular elements of the offense, is very different”(Stewart). In Florida, there is prohibition on assault with a deadly weapon while having no intent to harm. Unfortunately, an individual can get the same amount of harsh sentence just for having shot a bullet, at no suspects, for protection. She was clearly protecting herself and two kids from her husband, whom was making threats. Yet she is the one with the 20 years
“It makes it a crime to be an undocumented immigrant in Alabama and establishes racial profiling by allowing police to detain those they suspect are undocumented, based on the color of their skin”(Ruiz). This unjust law overthrows undocumented immigrants. Worst part, it marks children as well. The law demands for the school district to question kids and their parents for documentations and then report straight to immigration offices. All just law does is harass and terrorize immigrants out of the state. This is extremely similar to the period of segregation of African Americans. No justice at all in that system. “As a community, we agree that to express one 's own culture and beliefs means that we accept the right of others to express their views and values. It is unlawful to insult, humiliate, offend or intimidate another person or group in public because of their race”(Australian Government). Just laws are exactly like this law. No one is getting hurt; just appreciation, recognition of culture and diversity. It respects people from the factor of race to skin color. It shows approval and a key of safety for one to know they are accepted as an individual. One is free to express one’s own thoughts without being looked down on and being humiliated. “The law is unjust, however, because it imposes the same harsh prison term -- 20 years -- for individuals whose conduct, while technically meeting the particular elements of the offense, is very different”(Stewart). In Florida, there is prohibition on assault with a deadly weapon while having no intent to harm. Unfortunately, an individual can get the same amount of harsh sentence just for having shot a bullet, at no suspects, for protection. She was clearly protecting herself and two kids from her husband, whom was making threats. Yet she is the one with the 20 years