In the last paragraph of “Letter from Birmingham Jail”. Martin Luther King shows reverent and a straight forwarding message to all the “clergymen” about racial segregation. He uses a respectful tone throughout the second sentence constructing it by showing his respect towards his fellow “clergymen”. This organized the paragraph in hoping of not being misjudged, by the people who read his letter. He then goes on saying about the bad things that had happened to the black community in hopes of ending racism and the fear that black people went through. Martin Luther forms a hope to all his followers that it will soon get better for them. The function of the last paragraph from “ Letter from Birmingham Jail” brings an empowering message.
