‘’ Now is the time to rise from the dark and desolate valley of segregation to the sunlit path of racial justice.’’(King,1) The time is now to stop black segregation and injustice; we are starting towards equality and freedom. The Martin Luther King speech ‘’ I Have a Dream’’ is the most compelling speech of all texts; it shows how our nation had once at a time fallen apart and didn’t stick to their morals. This speech had talked about the injustice of Blacks, our country was founded for freedom and equality. This was shown through figurative language and research about the Declaration Of Independence. This emphasized the injustice of the Black brotherhood (nation) and how King wasn’t going to stand for it. In this speech Martin Luther King
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King had one message… This message was about equality of mankind and for every race. Most might have thought that this was simple; while in reality it’s not at all. First, he had started off by talking about himself and people close to him such as his family. Next, he had started to slowly incorporate his community and others. By the end he was talking about the whole nation. Mr. King had wanted segregation to stop; and stop treating the blacks different.’’We cannot walk alone. And as we walk, we must make that we shall always march ahead.’’ ( King,2) King seems a little demanding.’’ I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation.’’ ( King,3) Some of his paragraphs in short to get smaller points across. The longer ones have more evidence and reasoning. The paragraphs structures had created the text and everything else had given it meaning. The evidence is clear; ‘’ I Have a Dream’’ by Martin Luther King Jr. is showing how one race had been taken advantage of and used. This is the reason that the ‘’ I Have a Dream’’ speech is so compelling; it had given the Blacks hope that this will end and everyone will be treated equal. ‘’ And so we’ve come here today to dramatize a shameful condition.’’ (King,1) As Martin Luther King had finally stood up for his rights and his
King had one message… This message was about equality of mankind and for every race. Most might have thought that this was simple; while in reality it’s not at all. First, he had started off by talking about himself and people close to him such as his family. Next, he had started to slowly incorporate his community and others. By the end he was talking about the whole nation. Mr. King had wanted segregation to stop; and stop treating the blacks different.’’We cannot walk alone. And as we walk, we must make that we shall always march ahead.’’ ( King,2) King seems a little demanding.’’ I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation.’’ ( King,3) Some of his paragraphs in short to get smaller points across. The longer ones have more evidence and reasoning. The paragraphs structures had created the text and everything else had given it meaning. The evidence is clear; ‘’ I Have a Dream’’ by Martin Luther King Jr. is showing how one race had been taken advantage of and used. This is the reason that the ‘’ I Have a Dream’’ speech is so compelling; it had given the Blacks hope that this will end and everyone will be treated equal. ‘’ And so we’ve come here today to dramatize a shameful condition.’’ (King,1) As Martin Luther King had finally stood up for his rights and his