In all it’s cold, hard glory, equality has not always been apart of certain eras of humanity. Imagine one’s life without basic rights. Simply put, many decades have passed where the majority of people have not been served justice, or human rights. It has taken several groups of determined people, events and causes to get to where we are today. African Americans in particular could not use the same amenities, or go to the same places, it was pure segregation. Martin Luther King’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail”, was written in demand moral rights and equality for those who did not. Martin Luther King uses clear metaphors and structure in his letter in order to demand justice for African Americans.
Martin Luther King uses metaphors in his letter
Martin Luther King uses metaphors in his letter